Synagogue Items
Synagogue items are some of the most precious Judaica objects, both because of their sentimental value as they are often dedicated in memory of loved ones, but also because they are made from precious metals such as 925 Sterling Silver. World of Judaica invites you to browse our collection of unique synagogue items.
Looking to decorate a Torah scroll in memory of a loved one or in honor of a lifecycle event? Browse World of Judaica’s selection of Torah Crowns depicting the 12 Tribes of Israel or the traditional, idyllic depiction of Jerusalem. Engrave the names of the loved ones on the crown or use a verse from the Torah that describes the event or person accurately.
There are other items that are considered to be Synagogue items as well, such as Rimonim, Torah Breastplates and Torah Pointers. These items are usually decorated with traditional Jewish themes, such as Jerusalem as well as the Seven Species, Floral Patterns, Lions and Crowns. These items are also often engraved with names, usually in Hebrew. These items, like Torah Crowns, are usually made from 925 Sterling Silver.
If you prefer an item that is not made of sterling silver, World of Judaica has a selection of beautiful wooden and cloth items, such as wooden Rimonim and Torah covers made from velvet, silk and other materials. These Torah covers are often decorated with scenes from the Bible or a depiction of the Luchot, or Tablets, together with a floral pattern along the outside.
Feel free to browse through World of Judaica's wonderful collection of Tallitot when looking for synagogue items. Our Tallitot feature Hebrew blessings on the Atara as well as beautiful depictions of Jerusalem. Tallitot make for wonderful Bar Mitzvah gifts.
If you have any questions regarding Synagogue items and their use, please visit our learning pages to learn about these different items. For other questions or if you cannot find your answer, contact us and a customer service agent will be happy to speak with you via email, phone or live chat and address all your concerns.
Guide des articles pour Synagogue
La plupart des gens reconnaissent des articles Judaica utilisés dans des foyers, tels que des Menorahs, des plats de Seder, des coupes de Kiddouche et des bougeoirs entre autres. Néanmoins, il existe un grand groupe d'articles moins connus qui sont utilisés exclusivement pour la synagogue. Ces produits varient considérablement dans leur utilisation et sont souvent parmi les articles Judaica les plus décorés et à la plus grande valeur sur le marché.
Qu'est-ce que des articles de Synagogue?
Les articles de synagogue sont ceux que l'on peut trouver au sein des synagogues et sont utilisés tout au long de l'année. La plupart des produits Judaica sont en fait des articles de synagogue; cependant ce terme se réfère généralement aux articles utilisés pour décorer les rouleaux de Torah et les pupitres qui se trouvent dans les synagogues ou dans les Yeshiva, ainsi que les livres de prières qui sont utilisés durant les services de la semaine, le Shabbat et les fêtes juives.
Materials
Les articles de synagogue peuvent être confectionnés à partir de n'importe quel matériau imaginable. Les produits qui sont généralement utilisés avec les rouleaux de Torah - Rimonim, Manteaux de Sefer Torah, Plastrons, Couronnes et Yad Torah - sont dans la majorité des cas faits de métaux précieux, notamment en argent fin, cuivre et nickel, bien que le bois puisse être une option aussi. Les livres de prières ont des couvertures en métal, en papier ou en carton et les pupitres sont normalement fait de bois et de métal.
Décorations
Because there are numerous synagogue items, they can be decorated with a wide range of items and engravings, such as verses relating to the divinity of the Torah and the symbols of the Twelve Tribes of Israel.
Torah ornaments such as covers, Rimonim, crowns and breastplates are typically decorated with items such as crowns and verses that relate to the Torah. Some of the most popular verses include the verses that read “From Zion comes the Torah” and “This is the Torah that Moses gave to the Jews in G-d’s name”. They also typically have several bells hanging off the sides, and feature additional depictions of Jerusalem and lions holding the two Tablets, which are themselves embroidered or engraved with Hebrew letters that represent the Ten Commandments.
Other items such as bookstands and Shtenders are painted with scenes of Jerusalem and the verse in Joshua about studying Torah constantly. These items are also typically decorated with silver or copper plaques that engraved with views of Jerusalem and floral patterns.
Personalisation
Les articles de Synagogue sont typiquement des produits offerts par don et qui peuvent donc être personalisés avec des gravures, broderies ou peintures de noms de personnes aimées défuntes, ou des dates d'évènements spéciaux tels que des mariages, Bar Mitzva ou naissances.
Pour plus d'informations
Pour plus d'informations sur les articles de Synagogue, Shabbat, ou autres articles Judaica , n'hésitez pas à contacter nos experts Judaica à la moindre question.
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