Grateful Jerry

Gift-boxed and ready for giving, This “Grateful Jerry" Mezuzah available with non-kosher scroll or with a kosher scroll*, is precision cut from mahogany wood, hand-painted, and based on a high-quality anodized aluminum case with self-adhesive backing. Also available with a glass tube firmly attached to the side for a newly wedded couple to fill with shards from their wedding glass. The Hebrew word for mezuzah means “doorpost”. Most frequently hung on the doorpost of the main doorway entering and exiting the home. Observant Jews hang them on every doorway of the home (except for the bathroom). These beautiful Mezuzahs are a perfect gift for yourself, a new homeowner, or a new baby or child’s room.  Each piece measures 1" x 3.5" x .75” Mezuzah with Wedding Glass measures 1.5" x 3.5" x .75” *The Kosher Mezuzah scroll (also known as a klaf) is rolled and placed in the Mezuzah case. Made from genuine parchment from the skin of a kosher animal, inscribed in black ink, and include specific Hebrew verses from the Torah. It is hand-written by a trained, religious devout scribe, known in Hebrew as a sofer. The sofer concentrates intensely and writes with special Hebrew characters in a beautiful calligraphic hand.