Mezuzah case - Earth Tones

Description

The mezuzah is a Jewish faith and tradition.
It sets on the right doorpost in any Jewish home.
Inside the mezuzah case, there is handwriting parchment with a prayer.
The prayer is actually two chapters from the biblical verse.
The mezuzah, beside the religious significance, is a great decoration that really can light up your home entrance.

This beautiful mezuzah case made of curved polyester base wrapped with 4 parts of polymer clay:
The edges made up of layered leafs and in the middle two parts-
The upper part has a beige base and on top 4 different brown-cream-green millefiori flowers.
The other part has a brown base and on top random bronze raised dots.
In the middle, I separate the parts with bronze stripe stamp with stripes pattern.
The theme of this design that lead me through the process was earth and mother natures tones.
I love the result, great colors that compliment each other, just like in nature :-)

This mezuzah case fitting a 12cm (4.7") parchment (or smaller).

*The parchment not include, If you interested on buying the parchment its possible, Please convo me and I'll give you more details.

The measurements are:
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Length 6.5" (16.5cm)
Width (in the most wide area) 2" (5cm)

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♥My Art:
All of my products are made by me, Sagit Bramly Levi, in my little home studio in the beautiful Israeli galil city- karmiel.
I use "fimo" polymer clay and sometime combine with it rhinestones, glass beads, gold & silver leafs and more materials.
My products shaped by hand, all of polymer clay, no paint or molds involved
As each piece is made one at a time, no two will be exactly alike, making them is really one-of-a-kind creation.
I pay a lot of attention to little details and finishes
Every step is very important in order to create first class art.
Enjoying the process is a huge part of my work though.
I love my art, I love every single little bead that come out of my hands.
I hope you'll love and appreciate it too :-)

Thank's for looking!

Added on Oct 28, 2009