Our tiles in the Jerusalem range include wording from the Torah and psalms. This range has bigger, 6" tiles which we hope will inspire you. View products...
There are four styles of tile that you can choose from:
Old City House Blessing:
Having a prayer or blessing on the wall of your home is a long tradition among Israelis of all origins. It is intended that the blessings are placed upon all who dwell or visit the house. Read more...
Priestly blessing:
The Torah commands the descendants of Aaron to bless the children of Israel. The Torah emphasizes that those receiving the blessing do so from G-d, with the priests being the vehicle of transmission. The descendents of Aaron are called Kohanim and to this day they are commanded to channel G-d’s blessing to the Jewish people. Read more...
Psalm 133; ‘How good it is…’
A psalm about the blessedness of brotherly love. According to Rashi (renowned commentator on the Torah), “When the Holy One, blessed be He, will dwell in the Temple with Israel, who are called brothers and friends, and He too will be together with them.” Read more...
Psalm 137; ‘If I forget Thee…’
Psalm 137 relates to the period when the Temple had been destroyed and many Jews had been exiled in Babylon. It recalls their grief over the destruction of their temple and their constant yearning for a return to Zion. The quotation is written in both English and Hebrew. Read more...
Judaica Mosaica turns functional products into attractive wall pieces. Bring a flavour of Israel into your home with these wrought iron key hooks. Available with the following 6" tiles: Old City House Blessing, Priestly blessing, Psalm 133, or Psalm 137
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These unusual wrought iron candle holders hold standard tea lights and offer a practical and attractive wall mounted holder for candles around your home.
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These rosewood frames are perfect for our beautifully, hand crafted Judaica tiles. Available with the following 6" tiles: Old City House Blessing, Priestly blessing, Psalm 133, or Psalm 137.
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Old City House Blessing:
The Torah commands the descendants of Aaron to bless the children of Israel. The Torah emphasizes that those receiving the blessing do so from G-d, with the priests being the vehicle of transmission. The descendents of Aaron are called Kohanim and to this day they are commanded to channel G-d’s blessing to the Jewish people. 
Psalm 133; ‘How good it is…’
Psalm 137 relates to the period when the Temple had been destroyed and many Jews had been exiled in Babylon. It recalls their grief over the destruction of their temple and their constant yearning for a return to Zion. The quotation is written in both English and Hebrew. 
