HOT ! 1Pc Morning Prayer Shawl - Religious Scarf, 50cmx180cm

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The shawl is a rectangular shawl made of high-grade polyester that enhances the comfort and elegance of the prayer experience.
At each of the four corners of the cape, a specially patterned string called a tzitzit is tied. tzitzit's origins are biblical; That's what Numbers chapter 15 says. The commandment is to tie these strings to the four corners of the garment - according to the old tradition, a blue string is tied to the four corners of the garment - while also reminding Jews of their responsibilities and obligations
Designed for men and women, this Jewish prayer shawl features classic Hebrew and English Bible quotes for prayer shawl on the neckline to add depth to your prayers.
The set includes a zippered bag delicately decorated with a menorah design that reflects deep spiritual meaning, enriches your prayer experience and deepens your connection to Jewish heritage.
This Tallith has intricate details that enhance its aesthetic appeal and spiritual significance. The neckline proudly displays the complete Hebrew prayer, and traditionally, when wrapping oneself in the Talit, each moment of prayer is imprinted with deep meaning and reverence. Immerse yourself in prayer by wearing this garment, which symbolizes the essence of the faith and tradition of the Holy Land.