Enamel Multicolored Traditional Tallit Clip
This attractive Enamel Traditional Tallit Clip has the words "Lehitatef b'tzitzit" (to wrap oneself in tzitzit) on it. Adorning a tallit is an extension of the commandment of tzitzit, wearing fringes on a four cornered garment. A tallit is used to completely wrap oneself in the tzitzit, which is done during morning prayers. These tallit clips focus on the commandment of tzitzit itself, which, after all, is the most important.
The tallit clip is delightfully decorated with blue and purple toned enamel, contrasted by silver lettering and borders. The letters, in an eye-catching font, are elevated above the enamel background which adds an elegant look.
This attractive Enamel Traditional Tallit Clip has the words "Lehitatef b'tzitzit" (to wrap oneself in tzitzit) on it. Adorning a tallit is an extension of the commandment of tzitzit, wearing fringes on a four cornered garment. A tallit is used to completely wrap oneself in the tzitzit, which is done during morning prayers. These tallit clips focus on the commandment of tzitzit itself, which, after all, is the most important.
The tallit clip is delightfully decorated with blue and purple toned enamel, contrasted by silver lettering and borders. The letters, in an eye-catching font, are elevated above the enamel background which adds an elegant look.
Description
This attractive Enamel Traditional Tallit Clip has the words "Lehitatef b'tzitzit" (to wrap oneself in tzitzit) on it. Adorning a tallit is an extension of the commandment of tzitzit, wearing fringes on a four cornered garment. A tallit is used to completely wrap oneself in the tzitzit, which is done during morning prayers. These tallit clips focus on the commandment of tzitzit itself, which, after all, is the most important.
The tallit clip is delightfully decorated with blue and purple toned enamel, contrasted by silver lettering and borders. The letters, in an eye-catching font, are elevated above the enamel background which adds an elegant look.
