
Tallit & Tefillin Bag Set, Star of David, "May the Lord Bless You and Keep You", Black Faux Leather
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Tallit + tefillin cover set, 2 Stars of David, "May the Lord bless you and keep you", black faux leather, with gold lettering
The gift is suitable for holidays, Bar Mitzvahs, events and more.
For all Jewish occasions, such as Jewish weddings, holidays and festivals, Jewish housewarmings, etc.
Tefillin and the tallit – foundations of Jewish observance
Tefillin andTallit They are among the central mitzvot in Judaism, creating a daily connection between a person, the commandments of the Torah and their Jewish identity.
What are tefillin
Tefillin are two leather boxes containing parchments on which four passages from the Torah are written:
"Kadesh Li Kol Bechor", "Vehaya Ki Yeviacha", "Shema Yisrael" and"Vehaya Im Shamoa".
one placed on the arm and one on the head, in accordance with the Torah's commandment:
"And you shall bind them as a sign upon your hand, and they shall be as frontlets between your eyes" (Deuteronomy 6:8).
The meaning of putting on tefillin
Putting on tefillin expresses accepting the yoke of the mitzvot and remembering the Exodus from Egypt.
The hand tefillin symbolize connecting one's deeds to faith, and the head tefillin symbolize connecting one's thoughts and mind to the service of God.

What is a tallit
A tallit is a four-cornered garment with tzitzit (fringes), in accordance with the Torah's commandment:
"And they shall make for themselves fringes on the corners of their garments" (Numbers 15:38).
The tallit is worn during prayer, mainly at the morning (Shacharit) prayer, and serves as a constant reminder to keep the mitzvot.
The meaning of wrapping in a tallit
The tallit symbolizes being wrapped in the mitzvot and remembering the commandments of the Torah. The tzitzit are meant to remind a person of the duty to keep the mitzvot and not to stray after one's desires.
How to put on tefillin and wrap yourself in a tallit
The tallit is put on first, with a blessing, and then the tefillin are put on – first the hand tefillin and then the head tefillin. This order is based on accepted halacha.
Tefillin are put on on weekdays during the morning (Shacharit) prayer, and not on Shabbat and holidays.
Tallit and tefillin set
A tallit and tefillin set brings together the essential mitzvot of the morning prayer in items designed for daily use, with careful attention to kashrut, halachic precision and quality craftsmanship.

May the Lord bless you and keep you – a Jewish blessing for generations
The verse "May the Lord bless you and keep you" is part of the Priestly Blessing – one of the oldest, deepest and most moving blessings in Jewish tradition. It is a blessing of protection, abundance and a direct connection between man and the Creator, recited for thousands of years and accompanying the people of Israel in moments of holiness and meaning.
The source of the blessing
The Priestly Blessing appears in the Torah, in the Book of Numbers, chapter 6, verses 24–26. According to tradition, God commanded Moses to teach the priests to bless the children of Israel with these words, and this blessing has been recited ever since in synagogues and on special occasions.
The full text
May the Lord bless you and keep you.
May the Lord make His face shine upon you and be gracious to you.
May the Lord lift up His countenance upon you and give you peace.
The meaning of the blessing
The words "May the Lord bless you and keep you" express a request for blessing in every area of life – livelihood, health, joy and success – along with protection from external and internal harm. The rest of the blessing emphasizes divine light, grace and peace, and together they create both spiritual and material wholeness.
A blessing that accompanies a person
It is no coincidence that this blessing is so common on tallitot, tefillin and elegant sets. The tallit and tefillin accompany a person in moments of prayer, reflection and deep connection to faith, and the Priestly Blessing adds to them a layer of meaning, protection and constant blessing.
A tallit and tefillin set bearing the verse "May the Lord bless you and keep you" is not just a sacred item – but a symbol of faith, tradition and the blessing that accompanies a person on their way, every single day.
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- 14K gold: ships within 2–5 business days
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Warranty: 12 months (unless stated otherwise).
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- Silver & stainless steel jewelry: ships same or next day
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Delivery time: 1–4 business days in Israel; kibbutzim, moshavim & remote areas 5–7, excluding pickup day.
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* Some pieces ship directly from the artists. Made-to-order items and special requests are not included in these times.
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Free home delivery in Israel on every order over ₪299. For smaller orders, the shipping cost is shown at checkout before you pay.
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Yes, we ship abroad too. For shipping details to your country, message us on WhatsApp at +972-54-305-4996 or email info@israelgifts.co.il.
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Yes, self-pickup in Rishon LeZion is available by prior arrangement only (no walk-ins). Before placing your order, please confirm with customer service on WhatsApp +972-54-3054996 that the item is in stock for pickup. Silver jewelry and stainless steel fashion jewelry are usually in stock and available for pickup by arrangement.
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Yes. Easy returns within 14 business days of receiving your item, with no cancellation fee. The item must be returned unused, in its original packaging, together with the invoice. The refund is issued to your original payment method within 14 days, less the shipping cost (even if shipping was shown as free), and return shipping is at the customer's expense. Senior citizens, people with disabilities and new immigrants may cancel a transaction within 4 months, as provided by Israeli law.
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Please notify us within 2 business days of receiving the item, with a photo of the defect, and before using the item in any way. We will replace the item or refund the full amount, and we will cover shipping in both directions. Contact us on WhatsApp at +972-54-305-4996, by phone at +972-73-731-5722 or by email at info@israelgifts.co.il, with your full name and order number.
Message us on WhatsApp →What warranty do you offer?
12-month warranty (unless stated otherwise) under reasonable use. The warranty does not cover a torn chain.
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Upload your photo or text right on the product page, choose a chain and complete your order. Before engraving, we'll send you a preview for approval on WhatsApp, and we engrave only after you approve it.
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Personalized or engraved items cannot be cancelled or returned once they have been engraved or made specially for you, unless they arrived damaged. That's why it's important to check the preview carefully before approving it.
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