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Hand with Priestly Blessing
19.00$
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SKU:
KJ-1910 /
Availability:
Out Of Stock /
Producer:
Karshi Judaica
Description
God commanded the Cohanim (priests) of Israel to bless the people of Israel. The text of the blessing is found in the book of Numbers 6: 23 -27. The Priestly Blessing is also known as “Nesi’at kapayim,” which means “lift of the hands” because the priests lift their hands while reciting the blessing.
This elegant artwork depicts the lifted hand of a cohen (priest) and is engraved with the words “May the Lord bless you” written in Hebrew. These are the opening words of the blessing.
It is a beautiful reminder of the source of blessings and makes a richly meaningful gift to give to yourself or your loved ones.
The statue is silver plated in 925 silver and mounted on a simple black cube.
- Silver Plated – 925
- 14 X 09 cm / 5.51 x 3.54 inches
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Meet the Producer
Karshi Judaica
Naftali Karshi established Karshi Judaica after he arrived in the fledgling State of Israel in 1955. When Naftali arrived, he settled in the Jerusalem neighborhood of Mamilla in front of the Old City walls. Mamilla was a dangerous neighborhood at that time as it was right next to the border controlled by Jordan!
Naftali began studying goldsmithing in Jerusalem and the exceptional craftsmanship needed to make his beautiful Judaica. His small business developed a reputation for the highest quality handmade items. Naftali drew his inspiration from the Land of Israel and his family’s strong ties to their Jewish faith.
Today the business is under the leadership of his son Uziel. After school, Uziel would spend his afternoons with his father watching and learning Naftali’s metalworking secrets and artistic style.
Uziel and his team continue to make unique Judaica in the tradition of Naftali; each piece from concept to creation is made with love, care, and concern.
