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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. 

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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

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When in doubt, send garment to a trusted dry cleaner. 
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Hand wash the silk or cotton fabrics in cold water, hang to dry completely, then steam to release the fibers. 

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

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Please reach out for questions.

 

ellybovarnick@gmail.com
 

813-597-8441

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