Sea-inspired Mezuzah
Sea-inspired Mezuzah
Sea-inspired Mezuzah
Sea-inspired Mezuzah
Sea-inspired Mezuzah
Sea-inspired Mezuzah
Sea-inspired Mezuzah
Sea-inspired Mezuzah
Sea-inspired Mezuzah
Sea-inspired Mezuzah
Sea-inspired Mezuzah
Sea-inspired Mezuzah
Sea-inspired Mezuzah
Sea-inspired Mezuzah
Sea-inspired Mezuzah
Sea-inspired Mezuzah
Sea-inspired Mezuzah
Sea-inspired Mezuzah
Sea-inspired Mezuzah
Sea-inspired Mezuzah
Sea-inspired Mezuzah
Sea-inspired Mezuzah
Sea-inspired Mezuzah
Sea-inspired Mezuzah
Sea-inspired Mezuzah
Sea-inspired Mezuzah
Sea-inspired Mezuzah
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Sea-inspired Mezuzah

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Sea-Inspired Mezuzah with Tiny Bubbles – Perfect Gift for Coastal Homes and Ocean Lovers

Description:
Inspired by my lifelong connection to the ocean, I created this mezuzah filled with tiny champagne-like bubbles in soft aqua colors. Perfect for anyone with a love for coastal beauty, this piece brings the calming essence of the sea to your doorpost. Whether it's a housewarming gift, a meaningful Jewish wedding present, or a special addition to a home by the lake, this mezuzah captures the beauty and serenity of water.

Each mezuzah is crafted using the kiln-fired bubble technique. The soft aqua glass, adorned with tiny bubbles, creates a texture that reminds me of gentle ocean waves. This is a limited-edition, one-of-a-kind design—while the colors and overall pattern will be consistent, each mezuzah will feature unique variations that make it special.

This anodized silver aluminum mezuzah was designed to fit a 10 cm (about 4") mezuzah parchment (scroll). It’s made to be outdoor-resistant, so it can proudly hang on your doorpost, even in coastal or lakeside environments.

Features:

  • Material: Aluminum with kiln-fired aqua glass inlaid with tiny bubbles
  • Size: Fits a mezuzah parchment (scroll) of 10 cm (4")
  • Water-resistant: Suitable for outdoor use
  • Installation: Includes a glue stick pad on the back for easy mounting and two nails for added security
  • Kosher scroll not included

Weight and Dimensions:

  • Weight: 0.13 lbs
  • Dimensions: 5.5 x 0.62 x 0.78 inches

Mezuzah Tradition
A mezuzah is a small box placed on the right doorpost of Jewish homes, containing a parchment scroll inscribed with verses from the Torah, including the Shema prayer (Deuteronomy 6:4-9, 11:13-21). This tradition originates in the Torah, which commands, “And you shall inscribe them on the doorposts (mezuzot) of your house and on your gates” (Deuteronomy 6:9, 11:20). Decorated in various ways, mezuzot often display the Hebrew letter Shin, symbolizing one of God’s names, Shaddai. Many believe that a mezuzah provides protection for the home, and some have the custom of kissing it when they pass by.

Customs and Import Taxes:
Buyers are responsible for any customs and import taxes that may apply. I’m not responsible for delays due to customs.

Questions?
Please reach out if you have any questions about this mezuzah or other items in my shop. I’m here to ensure your purchase experience is smooth and satisfying.