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Tzit-Tzit & Techelet
Tallit
Bags
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Tallitot
Every
Tallit we sell has the blue tzit-tzit tied
on
using the techelet from Israel
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TZITZIT & TECHELET
This techelet is blue wool thread from Israel and it meets Rabbinic
standards. Available tied or untied. Also available hand-tied tzitzit with local store bought thread
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LADIES TALLITS
Designs including Pomegrantes, Butterflies and Various Flowers made from a range of materials including 100% wool or 100% silk etc Product Info... |
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JOSEPH'S COAT TALLIT
Luminous colors are the Joseph's Coat talit' trademark,
available in 13 colors and various shades of gray, blue, and slate blue.
Comes with matching talit bag and kippah Product Info...
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LAMB'S WOOL TALLIT
This classic personal talit is made of 100% lamb's wool. Available in black, blue or white stripes. Product Details...
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BNAI OHR GOLD TALLIT
Luminous colors are the Bnai Ohr talit trademark,
available in 13 colors and various shades of gray, maroon, and gold Product Details... |
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BNAI OHR SILVER TALLIT
Luminous colors are the Bnai Ohr talit trademark,
available in 13 colors and various shades of gray, and silver Product Details... |
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UNDERSTANDING YOUR TALLIT
Yahweh instructed the Israelites to attach fringes (called “tzitzit” in Hebrew) to each of the four corners of their garments so that when they saw them, they would remember all of Yahweh’s commandments and do them (Numbers 15:38-40; Deuteronomy 22:12). Centuries later when garments no longer had four corners, the Jewish people created the prayer shawl (Tallit) so that they could fulfill Yahweh’s command to wear tzitzit. The prayer shawl has become the time-honored Jewish tradition of submission to Yahweh ’s will revealed in his Word (the Torah).
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