Mezuzah case – Olive Wood Hamsa
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This Special Mezuzah, ‘Wood Hamsa’, handmade by the artist Shraga
Landesman combine a body made of olive wood, that identified with Israel’s
land’s area and culture, And the upper part the of mezuzah in a shape of
Hamsa made from patinated copper, Symbolizes peace and blessings on the
house. Beautiful gift for every home! Size: 16.5 X 2 cm.
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Shabbat Shalom!
