10 tie your own sets – 100% Cotton Jewish TZITZIT – Each set makes 4 TSITSIT
TZITZIT Tassels THIS IS GOOD STUFF, ALSO MAKES A GREAT TEACHING TOOL! Requests for custom colors can also be done (Please contact me in advance if you have any questions about a customized COLORS) IF YOU ORDER CUSTOM COLORS BUT DO NOT SEND ME WHAT COLORS TO USE, DEFAULT COLORS WILL BE USED.For a FREE teaching LESSON on “The TALLIT and TZITZIT” go to: holywordcafe.com/tours (resources page) for your convenience, here are the links: – holywordcafe.com/tours/resources/Customs_and_Traditions-TALLIT_and_TZITZIT-4-Page-Version.pdf – holywordcafe.com/tours/resources/Customs_and_Traditions-TALLIT_and_TZITZIT-Verses_with_Pics.pdfThe TZITZIT is designed to be seen, and when seen, it reminds us to do the commandments of G-d.These tie your own sets are 100% mercerized cotton Payment is due immediately, however I have removed that setting to allow for you to purchase other items and pay for them on one invoice. Please do not abuse this.It’s the buyer’s responsibility to pay customs fees, duties, import taxes, and related charges.Thanks for looking! Shalom & Happy Bidding! INTRODUCTION: In Numbers 15:37-41, Deuteronomy 22:12, G-d (YHVH) commanded Moses for the Children of Israel to put “fringes” on the four corners of their garments. The Hebrew words are TZITZIT in Numbers 15:37-41 (which has a numerical value of 600); and GEDILIM in Deuteronomy 22:12. Ashkenazi, Sephardic and Chassidic tassels have 5 knots and 8 cords which equals 13 (600+13=613). 613 is the number of MITZVOT (commandments) found in the TORAH (the first 5 books of the TANAK – Hebrew Bible). In the Ashkenazi, Sephardic, and Chassidic styles, the long cord is called the shamash (servant) which wraps around all of the other strings. The number of shamash spirals between the knots is also interesting. Various Traditions signify one of the Names of G-d (YHVH) differently. 10 TIE YOUR OWN SETS OF STRINGS Tie Your Own (string only) COTTON Because of multiple requests for bulk listing, here it is for you who already know how to tie TZITZIT and just need the string, you can tie your own! (instructions are NOT included) The “String Only” kits (as pictured) include: (12) 40″ white strings and (4) 59-60″ shamash strings (Default Navy Blue) per set. PLEASE NOTE: These string lengths are enough to tie basic sets (Ashkenazi, Sephardic, Chassidic, and even creatively Rav Amran Gaon) . You can also cut the strings to shorter lengths if needed. This is NOT enough string to tie Karaite or Two-House styles. Please contact me for custom color requests or lengths. Due to so many request for TZITZIT custom colors, I finally have some examples of each color: Available Custom colors: holywordcafe.com/ebay/tzitzit-string-size-colors.html SHALOM!
100% Cotton Jewish TZITZIT TSITSIT 1 Set of 4 Tassels w/ 24K gold-plated Clips
Please contact me if you are interested in custom colors TZITZIT Tassels with 24K gold-plated clips Each set of 4 tassels is hand-tied through the swivel on the 24K gold-plated clips The loop is about 3″ long and the windings about 3″ long, tassels are between 13-15″ depending upon style and the clips are about 1″ PLEASE NOTE: zoom in and check out the clips, I only use nice, thick, high quality, swivel, strong, but NOT sharp-pointed clips. I do NOT use those cheap low-quality (cheesy) ones that look like they came out of tackle box and can puncture your clothing. OK, sorry if you have had a bad experienced with someone else, but I’ve made thousands of these and have been doing this a while. :-)Requests for custom colors can also be done (I have just white and navy and custom listed, but if you have a question or request, please contact me in advance about a customized COLORS request) IF YOU ORDER CUSTOM COLORS BUT DO NOT SEND ME WHAT COLORS TO USE, DEFAULT COLORS WILL BE USED. so many request for TZITZIT custom colors, I finally have some examples of each color in each size:Available Custom colors: holywordcafe.com/ebay/tzitzit-string-size-colors.htmlDue to so many request for TZITZIT custom colors, I finally have some examples of each color in each size: See Latest Size 3 Colors Chart: holywordcafe.com/ebay/tzitzit-string-size-colors.htmlIDEAS: Not only are TZITZIT worn on the four corners of a garment, but some people give these as gifts, hang them on the wall, attach them to their car miror, place one on a key ring, use as a Bible bookmark, hang them in the office, on the desk, worn on a belt loop, on and on the examples go. The TZITZIT is designed to be seen, and when seen, it reminds us to do the commandments of G-d. Your set will be hand made only from 100% mercerized cotton Payment is due immediately, however I have removed that setting to allow for you to purchase other items and pay for them on one invoice. Please do not abuse this.It’s the buyer’s responsibility to pay customs fees, duties, import taxes, and related charges. Thanks for looking! Shalom & Happy Bidding! INTRODUCTION: In Numbers 15:37-41, Deuteronomy 22:12, G-d (YHVH) commanded Moses for the Children of Israel to put “fringes” on the four corners of their garments. The Hebrew words are TZITZIT in Numbers 15:37-41 (which has a numerical value of 600); and GEDILIM in Deuteronomy 22:12. Ashkenazi, Sephardic and Chassidic tassels have 5 knots and 8 cords which equals 13 (600+13=613). 613 is the number of MITZVOT (commandments) found in the TORAH (the first 5 books of the TANAK – Hebrew Bible). Karaite and Two-House tassels have 12 strings and are made into “chains” or “braids.” In the Ashkenazi, Sephardic, and Chassidic styles, the long cord is called the shamash (servant) which wraps around all of the other strings. The number of shamash spirals between the knots is also interesting. Various Traditions signify one of the Names of G-d (YHVH) differently. STYLES: Ashkenazi 7-8-11-13 (LORD is one, from the Shema) 7-8-11-13 loops with double knots: 7+8=15 (numerical value of YOD and HE) 11 (numerical value of VAV and HE), hence the first three series of loops represent the personal name of G-d and in the last series of loops, 13 is the value for the letters ALEPH CHET DALET. These numbers altogether represent the letters YHVH ECHAD – or “G-d is One” from the Shema in Deuteronomy 6:4. By default I use heavy white and navy blue cords (size #3 string) in making these. TZITZIYOT are about 14-15″ long (about 21-23″ for the shamash cord) length may vary a little I can also make custom colors or any combination. Sephardic 10-5-6-5 (LORD) looped knots with double knots: 10 is the numerical value of YOD, 5 is the numerical value of HE, 6 is the numerical value of VAV, and 5 is the numerical value of HE, hence the series of loops (of individual knots) represent the personal name of G-d. These numbers altogether (26) represent the letters YHVH – or the Tetragrammaton, the name of the G-d of Israel. By default I use heavy white and navy blue cords (size #3 string) in making these. TZITZIYOT are about 14-15″ long (about 21-23″ for the shamash cord) length may vary a little I can also make custom colors or any combination. Chassidic 7-8-11-13 (LORD is one, from the Shema) 7-8-11-13 loops of knots with double knots: 7+8=15 (numerical value of YOD and HE) 11 (numerical value of VAV and HE), hence the first three series of loops represent the personal name of G-d and in the last series of loops, 13 is the value for the letters ALEPH CHET DALET The first group of 7 are tied in loops of 3-3-1 The second group of 8 are tied in loops of 2-3-3 The thrid group of 11 are tied in loops of 3-3-3-2 The fouth group of 13 are tied in loops of 1-3-3-3-3 By default I use heavy white and blue cords (size #3 string) in making these. TZITZIYOT are about 14-15″ long (about 21-23″ for the shamash cord) length may vary a little I can also make custom colors or any combination. Rav Amram Gaon 13 loops or windings with alternating colors (3 windings each) These are made with standard double knots before the windings and after the windings Starting with white and ending with white (alternating) there are 13 total windings (these can be made with 7, 9, 11, or 13) Each “Chulya” (band) is a solid color and contains 3 windings By default I use heavy white and blue cords (size #3 string) in making these. TZITZIYOT are about 12-13″ long (about 3″ for the loop, 3″ for the 13 windings, and 6-7″ for the hanging threads). I can also make custom colors or lengths. Here’s an example of a custom request (Sephardic all black) SHALOM!
1 set of 4 Christian TZITZIT – 100% Cotton TSITSIT 3-14-12-7-3 – select color(s)
TZITZIT Tassels If “Custom Colors” are selected but you do not indicate what those are on the transaction during payment or via eBay message before the payment, default colors will be used. THIS IS GOOD STUFF, ALSO MAKES A GREAT TEACHING TOOL! Requests for custom colors can also be done (Please contact me in advance if you have any questions about a customized COLORS)For a FREE teaching LESSON on “The TALLIT and TZITZIT” go to: holywordcafe.com/tours (resources page) for your convenience, here are the links: – holywordcafe.com/tours/resources/Customs_and_Traditions-TALLIT_and_TZITZIT-4-Page-Version.pdf – holywordcafe.com/tours/resources/Customs_and_Traditions-TALLIT_and_TZITZIT-Verses_with_Pics.pdfThe TZITZIT is designed to be seen, and when seen, it reminds us to do the commandments of G-d.These sets are 100% mercerized cotton Payment is due immediately, however I have removed that setting to allow for you to purchase other items and pay for them on one invoice. Please do not abuse this.It’s the buyer’s responsibility to pay customs fees, duties, import taxes, and related charges.Thanks for looking! Shalom & Happy Bidding! GENERAL INTRODUCTION: In Numbers 15:37-41, Deuteronomy 22:12, G-d (YHVH) commanded Moses for the Children of Israel to put “fringes” on the four corners of their garments. The Hebrew words are TZITZIT in Numbers 15:37-41 (which has a numerical value of 600); and GEDILIM in Deuteronomy 22:12. The long cord is called the shamash (servant) which wraps around all of the other strings. The number of shamash spirals between the knots is also interesting. Christian TZITZIT I make a lot of set every year and you can see my other listing for more information on various Jewish traditions and significance to the numbers in those sets. There is typically a significance to each number used in making tassels (tradition). I have had enough requests for these and have made enough of them to go ahead an list them for those of you who are looking for them along with my understanding of the numbers. An explanation of the meaning: There are three white strings (white represents holiness/purity)There is one red string (crimson/scarlet represents the blood of Christ shed for the entire world)The red string is longer than the rest and wraps the white strings (according to some, this represents the long-awaited second coming of the Messiah – there is also the concept of the shamash which is connected to the idea of servanthood – Christ died for the world, establishing the Church, the red binds all of the white – also, the Menorah has a shamash – the first candle lit which is used to light the other 6 branches, Christ is the light of the world, we are also the light of the world – this is the shamash string) There are 6 sets of double knots (this represents the 6th day of creation – Adam and Eve)There are 12 total knots in a tassel (this represents 12 commandments – the typically recognized 10 commandments from the Hebrew Bible and the 2 from Christ’s response in the New Testament)The red winding pattern between the knots is 3-14-12-7-33 is for the Trinity (Father, Son, and Holy Ghost) – Alpha/Omega (first and last) 14 is for the Via Dolorosa (a processional route of 14 traditional stations of the cross in the Old City of Jerusalem – this path is believed by many to be the journey Jesus walked on the way to his crucifixion)12 is for the 12 tribes of Israel (some say the 12 apostles) 7 is for the creation week (some say the number of perfection) 3 is for the Trinity (Father, Son, and Holy Ghost) – Alpha/Omega (first and last) There are different interpretations to these numbers but this what this beautiful set looks like. You can also cut the strings to shorter lengths if needed. Please contact me for custom color requests or lengths. Due to so many request for TZITZIT custom colors, I finally have some examples of each color: Available Custom colors: holywordcafe.com/ebay/tzitzit-string-size-colors.html SHALOM!
100% Imported Israeli Wool Handmade Jewish TZITZIT TSITSIT 1 Set of 4 – Awesome!
I do not have pictures of everything. I put a few for examples and colors. Your “one stop shop” for things TZITZIT If you don’t see it listed, contact me, I can probably make it ;-DPLEASE NOTE: I have sold thousands of Kosher TZITZIT products to Jews, Christians, and Messianics over the years (check my eBay listings). I have a lot of original ideas that other people have “ripped off” from my pages. Please understand that your complete satisfaction is very important to me, so please look this page over carefully. HOWEVER, If this practice of selling to anyone in the world (all 50 states and over 50 countries now) is against your Minhag or Rabbinical instructions, (or maybe you just don’t want to do business with a sincere good guy) please do not buy these items from me. I will still wish you the greatest success in your future. SHALOM, my friend! Please allow extra time for larger quantity orders as these are hand-tied Imported Israeli Wool TZITZIT Tassels THIS IS GOOD STUFF, ALSO MAKES A GREAT TEACHING TOOL! Each set that I make consists of 4 individual tassels (1 set of 4 TZITZIT) The initial loop (for attaching the TZITZIT to a TALLIT, belt loop, or garment) is about 3″ long. This will accommodate a Tallit hole that is up to 1.5″ from the edge. (see the picture below for installation instructions) For a FREE teaching LESSON on “The TALLIT and TZITZIT” go to: holywordcafe.com/tours (resources page) for your convenience, here are the links: – holywordcafe.com/tours/resources/Customs_and_Traditions-TALLIT_and_TZITZIT-4-Page-Version.pdf – holywordcafe.com/tours/resources/Customs_and_Traditions-TALLIT_and_TZITZIT-Verses_with_Pics.pdf IDEAS: Not only are TZITZIT worn on the four corners of a garment, but some people give these as gifts, hang them on the wall, attach them to their car mirror, place one on a key ring, attach one to a ring with business card-sized Bible memory verses, use as a Bible bookmark, hang them in the office, on the desk, worn on a belt loop, on and on the examples go. The TZITZIT is designed to be seen, and when seen, it reminds us to do the commandments of G-d. Your set will be hand made only from 100% imported Israeli wool Payment is due immediately, however I have removed that setting to allow for you to purchase other items and pay for them on one invoice. Please do not abuse this.It’s the buyer’s responsibility to pay customs fees, duties, import taxes, and related charges. Thanks for looking! Shalom & Happy Bidding! INTRODUCTION: In Numbers 15:37-41, Deuteronomy 22:12, G-d (YHVH) commanded Moses for the Children of Israel to put “fringes” on the four corners of their garments. The Hebrew words are TZITZIT in Numbers 15:37-41 (which has a numerical value of 600); and GEDILIM in Deuteronomy 22:12. Ashkenazi, Sephardic and Chassidic tassels have 5 knots and 8 cords which equals 13 (600+13=613). 613 is the number of MITZVOT (commandments) found in the TORAH (the first 5 books of the TANAK – Hebrew Bible). Karaite and Two-House tassels have 12 strings and are made into “chains” or “braids.” In the Ashkenazi, Sephardic, and Chassidic styles, the long cord is called the shamash (servant) which wraps around all of the other strings. The number of shamash spirals between the knots is also interesting. Various Traditions signify one of the Names of G-d (YHVH) differently. KOSHER ISRAELI WOOL STYLES Tie Your Own (string only) This is pretty awesome! I have had several requests for WOOL. So far, I have just done this on an individual basis as this sheep (ewe) wool from the Holy Land is more expensive than the much easier to find COTTON. But for those who want it, I’ve started keeping this machine-made, durable, thick, tightly woven, Israeli, kosher, wool in stock (not like the fuzzy springy yarn stuff you have no doubt seen). This elite spun WOOL is exclusively made for hand-tying tzitzit. I must say that in my experience I find that there are different levels of seriousness in fringes, so for the folks who want to do the good deed of tying their own tzitziyot in fulfilling the commandment of tzitzit with higher quality WOOL, here you go. It is the same string as what you find on a tallit made in Israel. TAKE NOTE: I order this special wool and have it shipped from Israel. It comes exactly as pictured below and is precut to these lengths: Length of the 12 regular strings – 34.6″ (88cm) Length of the 4 shamash strings – 44.1″ (112cm) I can NOT do custom lengths on this string as I can not find someone in Israel to sell it to me by the spool. Maybe one day (pray hard). Also, this is just the string (instructions are NOT included). This special “WOOL – String Only” kit includes enough string to do 4 corners: These string lengths are enough to tie basic sets (Ashkenazi, Sephardic, Chassidic). You can also cut the strings (if your minhag allows it) to shorter lengths if needed. NOTE: This is NOT enough string to tie Karaite or Two-House styles. DYED ISRAELI WOOL I’ve been experimenting with the string that I import from Israel (picture on listing). My goal was to personally have a nice blue shamash (no simple task as wool and cotton take dyes differently). Now I have: blue, scarlet, and black. This takes a bit more time to make, but I’ve had many requests for it and sold several now for those of you who want the Israeli wool AND a blue shamash string (or black or scarlet). Posted above are some examples of what they look like (the blue is darker than turquoise, not quite as dark as navy – NOTE: batches vary on color just a little as this is a highly custom process using a mix of acid dyes designed for wool to lock the color in). This is my personal choice for my own TALLIT. Ashkenazi (4 to a set)7-8-11-13 (LORD is one, from the Shema) 7-8-11-13 loops with double knots: 7+8=15 (numerical value of YOD and HE) 11 (numerical value of VAV and HE), hence the first three series of loops represent the personal name of G-d and in the last series of loops, 13 is the value for the letters ALEPH CHET DALET. These numbers altogether represent the letters YHVH ECHAD – or “G-d is One” from the Shema in Deuteronomy 6:4. TZITZIYOT are about 14-15″ long (with a longer the shamash cord) length may vary a little. Sephardic (4 to a set) 10-5-6-5 (LORD) looped knots with double knots: 10 is the numerical value of YOD, 5 is the numerical value of HE, 6 is the numerical value of VAV, and 5 is the numerical value of HE, hence the series of loops (of individual knots) represent the personal name of G-d. These numbers altogether (26) represent the letters YHVH – or the Tetragrammaton, the name of the G-d of Israel. TZITZIYOT are about 14-15″ long (with a longer shamash cord) length may vary a little. Chassidic (4 to a set) 7-8-11-13 (LORD is one, from the Shema) 7-8-11-13 loops of knots with double knots: 7+8=15 (numerical value of YOD and HE) 11 (numerical value of VAV and HE), hence the first three series of loops represent the personal name of G-d and in the last series of loops, 13 is the value for the letters ALEPH CHET DALET The first group of 7 are tied in loops of 3-3-1 The second group of 8 are tied in loops of 2-3-3 The thrid group of 11 are tied in loops of 3-3-3-2 The fouth group of 13 are tied in loops of 1-3-3-3-3 TZITZIYOT are about 14-15″ long (with a longer shamash cord) length may vary a little. ATTACHING: I have had some questions on attaching TZITZIT to a TALLIT or Belt Loop. Here is a graphic to illustrate: SHALOM! ALL SETS NOW SHIP IN PROFESSIONAL RETAIL PACKAGING!
100% Cotton Handmade Jewish TZITZIT TSITSIT – 1 Set of 4 Tassels – Awesome!
Check out this new color of blue: Your “one stop shop” for things TZITZIT If you don’t see it listed, contact me, I can probably make it ;-D PLEASE NOTE: I have sold thousands of Kosher 100% cotton and wool TZITZIT products to Jews, Christians, and Messianics over the years. I have some original ideas that other people have “ripped off” from this page. I also get several counter hits and please understand that your complete satisfaction is very important to me, so please look this page over carefully. HOWEVER, If this practice of selling to anyone in the world (all 50 states and over 55 countries now) is against your Minhag or Rabbinical instructions, (or maybe you just don’t want to do business with a sincere guy) please do not buy these items from me. I will still wish you the greatest success in your future. SHALOM, my friend! If “Custom Colors” are selected but you do not indicate what those are on the transaction during payment or via eBay message before the payment, default colors will be used. TZITZIT Tassels 4 to a set, please see below for details TZITZIT Bracelets/Wrist Bands 1 to a set, please see below for details TZITZIT Rings 1 to a set, please see below for details TZITZIT Necklaces 1 to a set, please see below for details TZITZIT Clips 4 to a set, please see below for details TALLIT Clips 1 to a set, please see below for details Available Custom colors: www.holywordcafe.com/ebay/tzitzit-string-size-colors.html Please allow extra time for larger quantity orders as these are hand-tied TZITZIT Tassels THIS IS GOOD STUFF, ALSO MAKES A GREAT TEACHING TOOL! Each set that I make consists of 4 individual tassels (1 set of 4 TZITZIT) The initial loop (for attaching the TZITZIT to a TALLIT, belt loop, or garment) is about 3″ long. This will accommodate a Tallit hole that is up to 1.5″ from the edge. (see the picture below for installation instructions) Requests for custom styles and colors can also be done (I have several variations listed, but if you have a request, please contact me) Please contact me in advance if you have any questions about a customized COLORS request (see color guide to the right for ideas) For a FREE teaching LESSON on “The TALLIT and TZITZIT” go to: www.holywordcafe.com/tours (resources page) for your convenience, here are the links: – www.holywordcafe.com/tours/resources/Customs_and_Traditions-TALLIT_and_TZITZIT-4-Page-Version.pdf – www.holywordcafe.com/tours/resources/Customs_and_Traditions-TALLIT_and_TZITZIT-Verses_with_Pics.pdf IDEAS: Not only are TZITZIT worn on the four corners of a garment, but some people give these as gifts, hang them on the wall, attach them to their car mirror, place one on a key ring, attach one to a ring with business card-sized Bible memory verses, use as a Bible bookmark, hang them in the office, on the desk, worn on a belt loop, on and on the examples go. The TZITZIT is designed to be seen, and when seen, it reminds us to do the commandments of G-d. Your set will be hand made only from 100% mercerized cotton Payment is due immediately, however I have removed that setting to allow for you to purchase other items and pay for them on one invoice. Please do not abuse this.It’s the buyer’s responsibility to pay customs fees, duties, import taxes, and related charges. Thanks for looking! Shalom & Happy Bidding! INTRODUCTION: In Numbers 15:37-41, Deuteronomy 22:12, G-d (YHVH) commanded Moses for the Children of Israel to put “fringes” on the four corners of their garments. The Hebrew words are TZITZIT in Numbers 15:37-41 (which has a numerical value of 600); and GEDILIM in Deuteronomy 22:12. Ashkenazi, Sephardic and Chassidic tassels have 5 knots and 8 cords which equals 13 (600+13=613). 613 is the number of MITZVOT (commandments) found in the TORAH (the first 5 books of the TANAK – Hebrew Bible). Karaite and Two-House tassels have 12 strings and are made into “chains” or “braids.” In the Ashkenazi, Sephardic, and Chassidic styles, the long cord is called the shamash (servant) which wraps around all of the other strings. The number of shamash spirals between the knots is also interesting. Various Traditions signify one of the Names of G-d (YHVH) differently. STYLES: Tie Your Own (string only) COTTON If you already know how to tie TZITZIT and just need the string, you can tie your own! (instructions are NOT included) The “String Only” kit (as pictured here) includes: (12) 40″ white strings and (4) 60″ shamash strings (Default Navy Blue). PLEASE NOTE: These string lengths are enough to tie basic sets (Ashkenazi, Sephardic, Chassidic, Rav Amran Gaon, etc.). You can also cut the strings to shorter lengths if needed. This is NOT enough string to tie Karaite or Two-House styles. Please contact me for custom color requests or lengths. KOSHER ISRAELI WOOL Israeli WOOL Tie Your Own (listed separately) https://www.ebay.com/itm/133447883114 This is pretty awesome! I have had several requests for WOOL. So far, I have just done this on an individual basis as this sheep (ewe) wool from the Holy Land is more expensive than the much easier to find COTTON. But for those who want it, I’ve started keeping this machine-made, durable, thick, tightly woven, Israeli, kosher, wool in stock (not like the fuzzy springy yarn stuff you have no doubt seen). This elite spun WOOL is exclusively made for hand-tying tzitzit. I must say that in my experience I find that there are different levels of seriousness in fringes, so for the folks who want to do the good deed of tying their own tzitziyot in fulfilling the commandment of tzitzit with higher quality WOOL, here you go. It is the same string as what you find on a tallit made in Israel. TAKE NOTE: I order this special wool and have it shipped from Israel. It comes exactly as pictured below and is precut to these lengths: Length of the 12 regular strings – 34.6″ (88cm) Length of the 4 shamash strings – 44.1″ (112cm) I can NOT do custom lengths on this string as I can not find someone in Israel to sell it to me by the spool. Maybe one day (pray hard). Also, this is just the string (instructions are NOT included). This special “WOOL – String Only” kit includes enough string to do 4 corners: These string lengths are enough to tie basic sets (Ashkenazi, Sephardic, Chassidic). You can also cut the strings (if your minhag allows it) to shorter lengths if needed. NOTE: This is NOT enough string to tie Karaite or Two-House styles. Please contact me if you are interested in dyed wool (currently experimenting with this) Ashkenazi (4 to a set) 7-8-11-13 (LORD is one, from the Shema) 7-8-11-13 loops with double knots: 7+8=15 (numerical value of YOD and HE) 11 (numerical value of VAV and HE), hence the first three series of loops represent the personal name of G-d and in the last series of loops, 13 is the value for the letters ALEPH CHET DALET. These numbers altogether represent the letters YHVH ECHAD – or “G-d is One” from the Shema in Deuteronomy 6:4. By default I use heavy white and navy blue cords (size #3 string) in making these. TZITZIYOT are about 14-15″ long (about 22-24″ for the shamash cord) length may vary a little I can also make custom colors or any combination (see pic to the right). Sephardic (4 to a set) 10-5-6-5 (LORD) looped knots with double knots: 10 is the numerical value of YOD, 5 is the numerical value of HE, 6 is the numerical value of VAV, and 5 is the numerical value of HE, hence the series of loops (of individual knots) represent the personal name of G-d. These numbers altogether (26) represent the letters YHVH – or the Tetragrammaton, the name of the G-d of Israel. By default I use heavy white and navy blue cords (size #3 string) in making these. TZITZIYOT are about 14-15″ long (about 22-24″ for the shamash cord) length may vary a little I can also make custom colors or any combination (see pic to the right). Chassidic (4 to a set) 7-8-11-13 (LORD is one, from the Shema) 7-8-11-13 loops of knots with double knots: 7+8=15 (numerical value of YOD and HE) 11 (numerical value of VAV and HE), hence the first three series of loops represent the personal name of G-d and in the last series of loops, 13 is the value for the letters ALEPH CHET DALET The first group of 7 are tied in loops of 3-3-1 The second group of 8 are tied in loops of 2-3-3 The thrid group of 11 are tied in loops of 3-3-3-2 The fouth group of 13 are tied in loops of 1-3-3-3-3 By default I use heavy white and blue cords (size #3 string) in making these. TZITZIYOT are about 14-15″ long (about 22-24″ for the shamash cord) length may vary a little I can also make custom colors or any combination (see pic to the right). 13 loops or windings with alternating colors (3 windings each) These are made with standard double knots before the windings and after the windings Starting with white and ending with white (alternating) there are 13 total windings (these can be made with 7, 9, 11, or 13) Each “Chulya” (band) is a solid color and contains 3 windings Rav Amram Gaon (4 to a set) By default I use heavy white and blue cords (size #3 string) in making these. TZITZIYOT are about 12″ long (about 3″ for the loop, 3″ for the 13 windings, and 6″ for the hanging threads). I can also make custom colors or lengths. Karaite (4 to a set) (listed separately) https://www.ebay.com/itm/141214168949 Various braids, twists, “chains”: Interestingly, there are no exact instructions in the Bible, on how to make these tassels and many have looked at the usage of the above Hebrew words (TZITZIT and GEDILIM) and concluded that “braids” or “chains” are the proper way to make them. Please understand that these sets take over 2 hours to make (about 30 minutes per tassel). There are 12 blue strings and 12 white strings (see pics rights for the braid). I can also make a set with tabernacle colors (see pics below). Please contact me if you have a custom request. I only use size #10 string in making these. They are about 18″ when complete. Two-House (4 to a set) (listed separately) https://www.ebay.com/itm/141214168949 12 chains together, 12 chains scattered, 12 chains reunited (see pictures to the right for the braid): Following the Karaite method in braiding these and literally looking at what the Bible DOES say and DOES NOT say, here are some deductions: TITZIT are for the “children of Israel” (this could be men, women, or children) The fringe goes on the border/corner (KANAPH) of a garment (white) The fringe is to include a cord of blue ( in Hebrew TEKHELET) The specifics of what blue to be used are not mentioned in any Bible text The blue cord goes on the fringe itself (but not the garment) Multiple threads are to be used (cord) The number of threads to be used is not mentioned in any Bible text There are to be four tassels for the four corners of the garment This is an outer (not inner) garment (vesture) that is used to cover the wearer The length of tassel is not mentioned in any Bible text The fringe may be braided (as opposed to tied) like what might be done with hair The number of braids to be made is not mentioned in any Bible text It is to serve as a reminder of all of the commandments of G-d and to do them Garments should also not have mixed fibers (Deuteronomy 22:11) The material to be used for the TZITZIT is not mentioned in any Bible textBeyond these Biblical guidelines is “tradition.” This is where a certain blue, certain number of strings, certain number of knots or braids, certain length, certain numeric symbolism (gematria) etc. come in. I have personally discovered and made at least 15 (of many) different TZITZIT traditions along with learning something of their various meanings. They are all very interesting and beautiful in their own appearance. I use size #10 string in making these (I can also use size #3 string). They are about 18″ when complete. The initial loop is made up of 40 chains (2.5-3″). This part that attaches is also only white. To that white loop is attached the blue cord (see pics right). There are 12 chains of white and 12 chains of blue braided together (again, representing all tribes of the “children of Israel”) Then there are two strands of white and blue separately (representing the divided or scattered tribes of Israelites). This “two-house” idea is found in Israel’s history in the divided Northern tribes of Israel/Ephraim and Southern tribes of Judah. The last section shows again the joined strands of white and blue braided together based on the prophecy of Ezekiel 37:15-28. Total length of these fringes is about 18″ Please understand the price, A set of 4 takes over 1 hour to make (some of the Karaite TZITZIT take over 2 hours to make) but a set looks really nice (see pictures). ATTACHING: I have had some questions on attaching TZITZIT to a TALLIT or Belt Loop. Here is a graphic to illustrate: CUSTOM STUFF: Tabernacle (“mishkan”) Colors for the Karaite style (White/Crimson/Blue/Purple): for the Sephardic style (Blue/Purple/Scarlet/White): for the Two-House (Blue/Purple/Scarlet/White): Sephardic Blues (Warm, Royal, Delphinium, & Navy Shamash) Rav Amram Gaon Noachide Rainbow (Thick size#3) (The color scheme here works out to 15 windings instead of 13 alternating white with color and uses 8 strings instead of 4 strings (White, Crimson, White, Tangerine, White, Maize, White, Sage, White, Warm Blue, White, Navy, White, Plum, White) TZITZIT Bracelets/Wrist Bands (1 to a set) Here is a rather non-traditional but interesting approach to wearing “the commandments.” Is the earth round? Does it have 4 corners? Yet, the Bible uses an interesting phrase “four corners of the earth” (See Isaiah 11:12; Ezekiel 7:2 “land”) and yet the Earth is a circle (Isaiah 40:22). Obviously, this “four corners (kanaph)” phrase is a figurative reference to the directional points on the compass. Garments in ancient times had four corners (kanaph) which is where the TZITZIT goes. Garments in modern times do not have four corners, which is where the TALLIT comes in (a “little tent” with 4 corners for the tassels). Wearing TZITZIYOT is to be seen, a physical reminder to do the commandments of G-d. Binding the commandments to the hand has traditionally been interpreted in the TEFILLIN (Phylacteries), but why not in other ways too (like a wrist band, ring or necklace)? A TZITZIT represent the laws (613) which are to be worn, seen, remembered, and obeyed. People today put TZITZIYOT on belt loops, Bible markers, scarves, shawls, and other items of clothing. “thou shalt bind them for a sign on your hand” (See Deuteronomy 6:8; 11:18; Exodus 13:9; 13:16) As with traditional TZITZIYOT, these individual TZITZIT wrist bands/bracelet can be made in the various traditions and colors. If you are wanting something not listed, send me your custom requests. Default Size: 8″ (if you need 7″ or 9″ or another size, no problem, specify NOTE TO SELLER via eBay messages) Default String: Size 3 for Ashkenazi, Sephardic, Chassidic, and Rav Amran Gaon Size 10 for Two-House (Karaite style Braids) Default Colors: White/Blue (custom colors can be done, specify NOTE TO SELLER via eBay messages) Default Clasp: Lobster Clasp (I can also use a magnetic clasp by request, specify NOTE TO SELLER via eBay messages) Here are some examples of some that I’ve made: . TZITZIT Rings (1 to a set) Here is a rather non-traditional but interesting approach to wearing “the commandments.” A TZITZIT represent the laws (613) which are to be worn, seen, remembered, and obeyed. People today put TZITZIYOT on belt loops, Bible markers, scarves, shawls, and other items of clothing. “Keep my commandments, and live; and my law as the apple of thine eye. Bind them upon thy fingers, write them upon the tables of thine heart” (See Proverbs 7:2-3) As with traditional TZITZIYOT, these individual TZITZIT rings can be made in the various traditions and colors. If you are wanting something not listed, send me your custom requests. Default Size: Ashkenazi 10″ (if you need another size, no problem, please contact me, I can go larger but only just a little smaller) Default String: Size 10 Default Colors: White/Royal Blue (custom colors can be done, specify NOTE TO SELLER via eBay messages) Default Clasp: Crimp Here are some examples of some that I’ve made: TZITZIT Necklaces (1 to a set) Here is a rather non-traditional but interesting approach to wearing “the commandments.” A TZITZIT represent the laws (613) which are to be worn, seen, remembered, and obeyed. People today put TZITZIYOT on belt loops, Bible markers, scarves, shawls, and other items of clothing. “…tie them about thy neck” (See Proverbs 6:21; 3:3) As with traditional TZITZIYOT, these individual TZITZIT necklaces can be made in the various traditions and colors. If you are wanting something not listed, send me your custom requests. Default Size: Karaite 18″ (if you need another size, no problem, please contact me) Default String: Size 10 Default Colors: White/Royal Blue (custom colors can be done, specify NOTE TO SELLER via eBay messages) Default Clasp: Lobster Clasp (I can also use a magnetic clasp by request, specify NOTE TO SELLER via eBay messages) Here are some examples of some that I’ve made: TZITZIT Clips (4 to a set) Here’s a neat idea if you want to be able to clip your tassels to a shirt or loop. Easy to install tzitziyot & quick to connect (see instructions picture below right). If you are wanting 24k Gold-plated clips, I can do those too by request TALLIT Clips These are awesome! Here’s a great accessory for your prayer shawl. They are easy to attach and wear (see pics). Size is about 4″ to 4.5″ from left to right (depends on coin size) I’ve also had different requests for different coins. Contact me if you have something special in mind. I can also do silver and gold plating (cost according to coin size). For reference here are some of the coins I have : www.holywordcafe.com/ebay/coins.html (about 23mm is the smallest size I’ve done, looks better with the larger coins)I’ve only listed a few on eBay, Here’s the whole collection (prices vary) 1949-1960 Fellowship Tallit Clips (Amphora-Copper): 10 Pruta (27mm) Devotion Tallit Clips (Pitcher) 10 Pruta Scalloped (24.5mm) Vineyard Tallit Clips (Grape Leaves): 50 Pruta (23.5mm) Hosanna Tallit Clips (Date Palm): 100 Pruta (28.5mm) 1960-1980 Worship Tallit Clips (3-Stringed Lyre): 25 Agorot (25.5mm) Illumination Tallit Clips (Menorah): 1/2 Lira (24.5mm) Fullness Tallit Clips (3 Pomegranates): 1 Lira 27.5mm) Royalty/Judah Tallit Clips (Lion): 5 Lira (30mm) 1980-1985 Communion Tallit Clips (Chalice): 1 Sheqel (22.54mm) Fruitfulness Tallit Clips (Double Cornucopia): 5 Sheqalim (24mm) Maritime Tallit Clips (Galley Ship): 10 Sheqalim (26mm) Praise Tallit Clips (Ancient Coin): 50 Sheqalim (28mm) Enlightenment Tallit Clips (Ancient Menorah): 100 Sheqalim (29mm) 1985-Present Wisdom/Poetry Tallit Clips (Lyre/Harp): 1/2 sheqel (25.95mm) Due to so many request for TZITZIT custom colors, I finally have some examples of each color in each size: Available Custom colors: www.holywordcafe.com/ebay/tzitzit-string-size-colors.html SHALOM! 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100% Cotton Handmade Jewish TZITZIT TSITSIT 1 Set of 4 Tassels w/ Clips Awesome!
Please contact me if you are interested in custom colors Please allow extra time for larger quantity orders as these are hand-tied TZITZIT Tassels with clips If “Custom Colors” are selected but you do not indicate what those are on the transaction during payment or via eBay message before the payment, default colors will be used.Each set of 4 tassels is hand-tied through the swivel on the silver-colored clips The loop is about 3″ long and the windings about 3″ long, tassels are between 13-15″ depending upon style and the clips are about 1″ PLEASE NOTE: zoom in and check out the clips, I only use nice, thick, high quality, swivel, strong, but NOT sharp-pointed clips. I do NOT use those cheap low-quality (cheesy) ones that look like they came out of tackle box and can puncture your clothing. OK, sorry if you have had a bad experienced with someone else, but I’ve made thousands of these and have been doing this a while. 🙂 Requests for custom colors can also be done (I have just white and navy and custom listed, but if you have a question or request, please contact me in advance about a customized COLORS request) IF YOU ORDER CUSTOM COLORS BUT DO NOT SEND ME WHAT COLORS TO USE, DEFAULT COLORS WILL BE USED. so many request for TZITZIT custom colors, I finally have some examples of each color in each size:Available Custom colors: holywordcafe.com/ebay/tzitzit-string-size-colors.htmlDue to so many request for TZITZIT custom colors, I finally have some examples of each color in each size: See Latest Size 3 Colors Chart: holywordcafe.com/ebay/tzitzit-string-size-colors.htmlIDEAS: Not only are TZITZIT worn on the four corners of a garment, but some people give these as gifts, hang them on the wall, attach them to their car miror, place one on a key ring, use as a Bible bookmark, hang them in the office, on the desk, worn on a belt loop, on and on the examples go. The TZITZIT is designed to be seen, and when seen, it reminds us to do the commandments of G-d. Your set will be hand made only from 100% mercerized cotton Payment is due immediately, however I have removed that setting to allow for you to purchase other items and pay for them on one invoice. Please do not abuse this.It’s the buyer’s responsibility to pay customs fees, duties, import taxes, and related charges. Thanks for looking! Shalom & Happy Bidding! INTRODUCTION: In Numbers 15:37-41, Deuteronomy 22:12, G-d (YHVH) commanded Moses for the Children of Israel to put “fringes” on the four corners of their garments. The Hebrew words are TZITZIT in Numbers 15:37-41 (which has a numerical value of 600); and GEDILIM in Deuteronomy 22:12. Ashkenazi, Sephardic and Chassidic tassels have 5 knots and 8 cords which equals 13 (600+13=613). 613 is the number of MITZVOT (commandments) found in the TORAH (the first 5 books of the TANAK – Hebrew Bible). Karaite and Two-House tassels have 12 strings and are made into “chains” or “braids.” In the Ashkenazi, Sephardic, and Chassidic styles, the long cord is called the shamash (servant) which wraps around all of the other strings. The number of shamash spirals between the knots is also interesting. Various Traditions signify one of the Names of G-d (YHVH) differently. STYLES: Ashkenazi 7-8-11-13 (LORD is one, from the Shema) 7-8-11-13 loops with double knots: 7+8=15 (numerical value of YOD and HE) 11 (numerical value of VAV and HE), hence the first three series of loops represent the personal name of G-d and in the last series of loops, 13 is the value for the letters ALEPH CHET DALET. These numbers altogether represent the letters YHVH ECHAD – or “G-d is One” from the Shema in Deuteronomy 6:4. By default I use heavy white and navy blue cords (size #3 string) in making these. TZITZIYOT are about 14-15″ long (about 21-23″ for the shamash cord) length may vary a little I can also make custom colors or any combination. Sephardic 10-5-6-5 (LORD) looped knots with double knots: 10 is the numerical value of YOD, 5 is the numerical value of HE, 6 is the numerical value of VAV, and 5 is the numerical value of HE, hence the series of loops (of individual knots) represent the personal name of G-d. These numbers altogether (26) represent the letters YHVH – or the Tetragrammaton, the name of the G-d of Israel. By default I use heavy white and navy blue cords (size #3 string) in making these. TZITZIYOT are about 14-15″ long (about 21-23″ for the shamash cord) length may vary a little I can also make custom colors or any combination. Chassidic 7-8-11-13 (LORD is one, from the Shema) 7-8-11-13 loops of knots with double knots: 7+8=15 (numerical value of YOD and HE) 11 (numerical value of VAV and HE), hence the first three series of loops represent the personal name of G-d and in the last series of loops, 13 is the value for the letters ALEPH CHET DALET The first group of 7 are tied in loops of 3-3-1 The second group of 8 are tied in loops of 2-3-3 The thrid group of 11 are tied in loops of 3-3-3-2 The fouth group of 13 are tied in loops of 1-3-3-3-3 By default I use heavy white and blue cords (size #3 string) in making these. TZITZIYOT are about 14-15″ long (about 21-23″ for the shamash cord) length may vary a little I can also make custom colors or any combination. Rav Amram Gaon 13 loops or windings with alternating colors (3 windings each) These are made with standard double knots before the windings and after the windings Starting with white and ending with white (alternating) there are 13 total windings (these can be made with 7, 9, 11, or 13) Each “Chulya” (band) is a solid color and contains 3 windings By default I use heavy white and blue cords (size #3 string) in making these. TZITZIYOT are about 12-13″ long (about 3″ for the loop, 3″ for the 13 windings, and 6-7″ for the hanging threads). I can also make custom colors or lengths. SHALOM!
Printed Kids Poly Crepe Modern Elegant Girls Kurta Suit Set with palazzos
This Printed Kids Poly Crepe Modern Elegant Girls Kurta Suit Set with palazzos is a stylish and colorful outfit designed for young girls. Made from Poly Crepe material, this Palazzo Suit features a vibrant multi-color print, perfect for adding a fun and festive touch to any occasion.
10 PC Wholesale Lot India Vintage Cotton Saree Women Wrap Cotton Saree Fabric
Item Description Item – 10 PC Wholesale Lot Vinatge Saree Fabric – 100% Cotton Length – 4.60 Meter (180″ Inch ) approx. Weight – 0.350 Kg Width – 41″ Inch approx. Product Description * Vintage Cotton Fabric Printed Saree For Women. * All Sarees have Different Designs in Pallu. * Sari has torn defects which has shown clearly in the image. * Its a vintage sari and not new so can not be expected to be in perfect condition. * Sari color may be a shade darker or lighter than the picture. * You can use this or recycle it to recreate something new. This Unique Vintage Cotton Saree Can Be Used For Various Crafting ideas Even if You Don’t Want to Use It As A Saree. Design A Dress, Use It As A throw, as Window Dressing, Beachwear, Sarongs, Table Linen and Much More.Let Your Creative Juices Flow And Use This Decorated Fabric In Multiple Fashion.. Note- * International buyers are responsible for their countries duties and taxes. © HANDICRAFT-PALACE
10 PC Wholesale Lot India Vintage Cotton Saree Women Wrap Cotton Saree Fabric
Item Description Item – 10 PC Wholesale Lot Vinatge Saree Fabric – 100% Cotton Length – 4.60 Meter (180″ Inch ) approx. Weight – 0.350 Kg Width – 41″ Inch approx. Product Description * Vintage Cotton Fabric Printed Saree For Women. * All Sarees have Different Designs in Pallu. * Sari has torn defects which has shown clearly in the image. * Its a vintage sari and not new so can not be expected to be in perfect condition. * Sari color may be a shade darker or lighter than the picture. * You can use this or recycle it to recreate something new. This Unique Vintage Cotton Saree Can Be Used For Various Crafting ideas Even if You Don’t Want to Use It As A Saree. Design A Dress, Use It As A throw, as Window Dressing, Beachwear, Sarongs, Table Linen and Much More.Let Your Creative Juices Flow And Use This Decorated Fabric In Multiple Fashion.. Note- * International buyers are responsible for their countries duties and taxes. © HANDICRAFT-PALACE
10 PC Wholesale Lot India Vintage Cotton Saree Women Wrap Cotton Saree Fabric
Item Description Item – 10 PC Wholesale Lot Vinatge Saree Fabric – 100% Cotton Length – 4.60 Meter (180″ Inch ) approx. Weight – 0.350 Kg Width – 41″ Inch approx. Product Description * Vintage Cotton Fabric Printed Saree For Women. * All Sarees have Different Designs in Pallu. * Sari has torn defects which has shown clearly in the image. * Its a vintage sari and not new so can not be expected to be in perfect condition. * Sari color may be a shade darker or lighter than the picture. * You can use this or recycle it to recreate something new. This Unique Vintage Cotton Saree Can Be Used For Various Crafting ideas Even if You Don’t Want to Use It As A Saree. Design A Dress, Use It As A throw, as Window Dressing, Beachwear, Sarongs, Table Linen and Much More.Let Your Creative Juices Flow And Use This Decorated Fabric In Multiple Fashion.. Note- * International buyers are responsible for their countries duties and taxes. © HANDICRAFT-PALACE