Pale Blue and White Ink Pomegranates Shechinah Tefillin
This design was hand-drawn with ink on paper inspired by vintage wallpapers and fabrics. Each piece is custom printed onto a lightweight cotton fabric that can be worn all season long. Shechinah Tefillin is a new take on the meaning of tefillin. The Torah says that we should wear the words of the Divine as a symbol on our forehead and as a sign bound upon our hand.The Shechinah Tefillin has all of the words traditionally enclosed inside the tefillin box printed directly onto the fabric. At the center top, there is the letter "shin" just like traditional tefillin. On either side of the end pieces, there is a "dalet" and "yud" to spell the word "Shadai", another name for the Divine. With long ends hanging down, one can wrap their hand in either end. This tefillin is a unique and modern way to connect deeper to prayer. It doubles as a head covering. It's comfortable and easy to wear.
The text is the same text printed inside the boxes of traditional tefillin.
They include:
Exodus 13:1-10Exodus 13:11-16
Deuteronomy 6:4-9Deuteronomy 11:13-21
The forehead has the letter shin and there is a dalet and yud at either end to spell Shadai, another name for God.
