Mezuzah case – Dove
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This ‘Dove’ Mezuzah case is a work of the israeli artist Shraga Landesman. With
amazing decoration of abstract shapes, a dove and traditional “shin” at the top
Available in two different styles to choose from : a brass cast with patina or
aluminium cast and cobalt blue. Size: 10×2 cm. holds a 8 cm scroll.
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