Breaking the Chuppah Glass at a Jewish Wedding is a meaningful moment. The fragility of glass suggests the fragility of human relationships. Since even the strongest love is subject to disintegration, the glass is broken as a kind of incantation: “As this glass shatters, so may our marriage never break”.
I help you keep that unique day forever by creating a Personalized Mezuzah for your home with the Chuppah Glass Shards.
Every time you'll pass by and touch that Mezuzah you'll remember that communal "Mazel Tov" which means Good Fortune in Yiddish and is equivalent of Congratulations!
This Chuppah Glass Mezuzah Kit will allow you to get a beautiful Chuppah Glass, and then have a Mezuzah made from the shards as a family heirloom.
This Mezuzah case was created using the strip-cut construction technique.
What a better way than to have your Mezuzah to start your Judaica collection!
Here is how it works:
- The moment I receive your order, I will ship you the Chuppah glass of your choice in a specially designed shipping box to prevent breaking. The box will also contain a piece of white cloth to wrap the glass, as well as a velvet pouch drawstring for the breaking glass ceremony.
- Once you got married and have your glass shards, you will ship them back to me in the pouch. You can use a cushioned pouch or box. Please ship them with tracking number and share it with me. Also, don’t forget to write your phone number.
VERY IMPORTANT NOTE!!!
I know the shards are dear to you, but please limit your estimated shipping value content of the “glass shards” to $15, otherwise I will have to pay custom duties, which I’ll charge to you later.
- Upon receiving the shards, I will use the fused glass technique in my kiln to create the Mezuzah artwork, which will be surrounding the anodized aluminum case, and will have the stainless steel Shin letter on top.
- The finished Mezuzah will be shipped back to you in 4-6 weeks.
*Please note the Chuppah glasses are hand blown individually and intensity and shades of colours may vary.
Dimensions of the Chuppah Glass: 5 inches L approx.
DIMENSIONS of the Mezuzah case:
5.5 inches (for a 4.7" scroll): 5.5" L x 0.6" H x 0.6" W
6.7 inches (for a 5.9" scroll): 6.7" L x 0.6" H x 0.6" W