Women's Tallitot - Pomegranates White Tree of life Embroidered Raw Silk Tallit by Yair Emanuel Large - 34'' X 75'' ( +$105.00 )

Women's Tallitot - Pomegranates White Tree of life Embroidered Raw Silk Tallit by Yair Emanuel Large - 34'' X 75'' ( +$105.00 )Yair Emanuel's beautiful tallit sets are an exquisite and unique work of art, adding an extraordinary addition to your spiritual ritual. Emanuels tallit sets are manufactured by various techniques, including hand embroidery, machine embroidery, cotton, raw silk applique, dyed pure silk, velvet and lace. The tallit sets are characterized by extraordinary designs and by a unique colourfulness. The variety of tallit sets is intended for the all ages and

Yair Emanuel's beautiful tallit sets are an exquisite and unique work of art, adding an extraordinary addition to your spiritual ritual. Emanuel¿s tallit sets are manufactured by various techniques, including hand embroidery, machine embroidery, cotton, raw silk applique, dyed pure silk, velvet and lace. The tallit sets are characterized by extraordinary designs and by a unique colourfulness. The variety of tallit sets is intended for the all ages and tastes, general public, for a Bar Mitzvah and Bat Mitzvah, and there are also tallit sets especially designed for women. Yair Emanuel¿s women¿s tallit sets are notorious among many Jewish women. The variety of tallit sets is designed especially for women, in unique motifs and colors, lending the women who wear them spiritual inspiration and a unique experience. All tallit sets include a matching bag and kippa. This breathtaking raw silk tallit with an embroidered "Etz Haim" (Tree of Life) with pomegranates motif will be an extraordinary addition to your spiritual ritual. The Torah is called the Tree of Life, and those who cling to it find joy and all its paths are peace. What an opportunity to be able to wrap yourself with joy and peace! The tallit is made from hand woven raw silk. The atara (yoke) has a beautiful embroidered design surrounding the traditional blessing when donning the tallitt: "...asher kideshanu bemitzvotav vitzivanu lehitatef betzitzit " (to don the tzitzit ).