We’ve put together key Jewish artefacts and included comprehensive teachers’ notes to help to get you started with your Jewish resources. You can also make your own collection by choosing any of the items individually.

2-J15

9 branched traditional design in brass.

Plastic

With velvet, embroidered mantle 32cm.

An enlarged, printed version of the scroll which is placed in the mezuzah case, with an actual sized copy beneath. Exclusive to Articles of Faith.

for use with J19. Placed on every door post in a Jewish home, except for the toilet.

Our Jewish collection is completed with this colourful melamine seder plate.

Available whilst stocks last.

Favoured by Yemenite Jews.

Crocheted. A style popular in Israel.

(Russian Bucharat) worn originally by Jews from Uzbekistan. Now fashionable amongst the young. With intricate mirror work detail. Various colours and designs. Available while stocks last.

Velvet, embroidered skull cap.

Various colours and designs.

In a variety of modern designs.

To hold a set of tefillin and a prayer shawl. Embroidered velvet.

(Greek = phylactery but some Jews do not like this term as it is associated with the idea of a charm.) Our tefillin do not contain scrolls, as it is considered inappropriate to handle them except when praying.

Full size prayer shawl with black or blue stripe.

In polyester/cotton. Broche refers to the blessing woven into the fabric. It is not a mis-spelling of brooch! Child’s size.

Vest-like clothing worn under outer garments. The fringes are a reminder of the Torah laws.