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Tallits

I started making tallits because I couldn't find one that suited my style. The dream was something large and impactful that wasn't a traditional men's tallit. Something colorful and fun that felt modern and Jewish at the same time. Since the beginning, I have been creating tallits that I would have wanted access to when I was getting Bat-Mitzvah'd. 

Each tallit is a one-of-a-kind work of art. I start by hand illustrating the design, which I then turn in to a pattern repeat. The designs are custom printed on either cotton or silk. Both fabrics are soft to the touch and wear beautifully. I tie the tzitzit myself, in the style of Rabbi Isaac Luria, the 16th century kabbalist. It has extra loops on the side to resemble a friendship bracelet to represent how both we and the Divine wear tzitzit. Wearing the tallit is like sharing this friendship bracelet with the Divine.

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General Care Instructions for Your Custom Tallit or Shechinah Tefillin

When in doubt, send garment to a trusted dry cleaner. 
OR

Hand wash the silk or cotton fabrics in cold water, hang to dry completely, then steam to release the fibers. 

Fabrics can be ironed if needed, simply use the appropriate heat setting.

Please reach out for questions.

 

ellybovarnick@gmail.com
 

813-597-8441

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