• A Chuppah glass in green and yellow tones, placed near a blue velvet pouch partially visible, ready for the glass-breaking ritual at a Jewish wedding."
  • Collage of three images showing the journey of Chuppah Glass: the first image features an elegant glass piece meant for breaking at a Jewish Wedding ceremony; the second image displays colourful glass shards from the Chuppah glass after being broken; the third image showcases a finished mezuzah, beautifully crafted from the wedding glass shards, ready to adorn a Jewish home.
  • A close-up of a multicolored Chuppah glass designed by Marcela Rosemberg resting in a hand, designed for the glass-breaking ritual where it is smashed at a Jewish wedding
  • A Chuppah glass in rich purple and cobalt blue tones, placed near a blue velvet pouch partially visible, ready for the glass-breaking ritual at a Jewish wedding.
  • Pearl-like jewels arranged on a white background, alongside a pair of tweezers and a pencil, tools used for crafting intricate designs.
  • A Chuppah glass in rich cobalt blue tones, placed near a blue velvet pouch and white cloth partially visible, ready for the glass-breaking ritual at a Jewish wedding.
  • A close-up of a multicolored blue Chuppah glass resting in a hand, designed for the glass-breaking ritual at a Jewish wedding.
  • A close-up of a pink Chuppah glass resting in a hand, designed for the glass-breaking ritual at a Jewish wedding.
  • A wedding mezuzah in vibrant cobalt blue, with leftover Chuppah glass shards in the background, showcasing the transformation of the shards into a pearl-like jewel design.
  • A wedding mezuzah in vibrant pink showcasing the transformation of the shards into a pearl-like jewel design.
  • A wedding mezuzah in vibrant cobalt blue and purple, held in a hand, with leftover Chuppah glass shards in the background, highlighting the transformation of the shards into a pearl-like jewel design.
  • A wedding mezuzah in green and yellow, held in a hand, with leftover Chuppah glass shards in the background, highlighting the transformation of the shards into a pearl-like jewel design.
  • finished mezuzah in cobalt blue being affixed to a doorpost by hand, showcasing its elegant design and ceremonial placement.
  • A blue velvet pouch with 'Mazel Tov!' printed in gold, symbolizing celebration and tradition for a Jewish wedding.
  • A blue wedding mezuzah held in a hand, resting on a white glove, with leftover Chuppah glass shards visible in the background, highlighting the crafting process and final piece.
  • A man's foot stomping on a blue velvet pouch with 'Mazel Tov!' printed on it, containing a Chuppah glass, symbolizing the traditional glass-breaking ritual at a Jewish wedding
  • A close-up of a wedding mezuzah featuring a multicolored, pearl-like jewel in shades of purple, highlighting its unique design and craftsmanship.
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Wedding Glass Mezuzah Kit (Horizontal Design, Includes your choice of Chuppah Glass)

Wedding Glass Mezuzah Kit (Horizontal Design, Includes your choice of Chuppah Glass)

$460.00 CAD
$460.00 CAD
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Preserve the Magic of Your Wedding Day

Breaking the Chuppah Glass at a Jewish wedding is one of the most cherished and meaningful moments. The fragility of the glass symbolizes the delicate nature of human relationships. Even the strongest love requires care, and the smashing of the glass serves as a heartfelt incantation: “As this glass shatters, so may our marriage never break.”

I help you transform the glass shards from this momentous occasion into a Personalized Mezuzah—a stunning family heirloom for your home.

Every time you touch your Mezuzah, you'll relive the joy of that communal Mazel Tov!—a Yiddish blessing that means “Good Fortune” and is the equivalent of “Congratulations!”

About the Chuppah Glass Mezuzah Kit

This kit is the perfect way to preserve the essence of your wedding day. You’ll receive a hand-blown Chuppah glass, carefully designed to shatter beautifully, and then have the shards transformed into a timeless Mezuzah artwork.

From raw shards to pearl-like treasures, this Mezuzah will be the perfect piece to start your Judaica collection.

How It Works

  1. Order & Receive Your Chuppah Glass

    • Upon placing your order, I’ll ship your chosen hand-blown Chuppah glass in a specially designed protective box.
    • Your kit includes a white cloth for wrapping the glass and a velvet drawstring pouch for the breaking glass ceremony.

  2. Send Back the Shards

    • After the ceremony, place the glass shards in the velvet pouch and ship them back to me. You can reuse the provided box or use your own. Please ensure your shipment has a tracking number.
    • Important for Non-Canadian Customers: When declaring your shipment, kindly limit the value of the “glass shards” to $10 to avoid customs duties. If duties are incurred, I will invoice you for the cost.

  3. Creation of Your Mezuzah

    • I’ll transform the shards using a fused glass technique in my kiln, crafting them into a pearl-like masterpiece that surrounds an anodized aluminum case.
    • Each Mezuzah features a stainless steel Shin letter, symbolizing the word Shaddai (Almighty).

  4. Delivery of Your Mezuzah

    • Within 4–6 weeks, your personalized Mezuzah will arrive, ready to adorn your home and keep the memory of your wedding day alive forever.

Details

  • Chuppah Glass Dimensions: ~5" L (Hand-blown; color intensity and shades may vary.)
  • Mezuzah Case Dimensions:
    • For a 4" scroll: 5.5" L x 0.6" H x 0.6" W
    • For a 5.9" scroll: 6.7" L x 0.6" H x 0.6" W
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