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Kippot

Kippot (plural of one kippah), also known as yarmalke in Yiddush, are traditional Jewish headcoverings. While historically they have been worn by men, many women have taken on the custom of wearing one. Some Jews choose to cover their heads all the time, others when they are eating, praying, and learning Jewish texts, and still more just when they are in a sanctuary. Want to learn more? 

Kippot Photo by Viviane Nathan
Walking down Ben Yehuda Street in Jerusalem we can see a lot of souvenir shops for the tourists. In many of them these kippot stay bright and full of color under the sun…

Original photograph - Size 8" x 10" (20cm x 25cm) $40.00 - Shipping fee included in the price. 

Please note: Because of the differences in monitors and settings, what you get in print may be a little bit different from what you see on your screen.
Please contact nathan.viviane@yahoo.com for additional print size options.
$
40.00    
Floral Kippah by Sharon Coleman
Daven in style with this gorgeous hand knit kippah. This spring’s hot new colors adorn the deep royal purple wool yarmulke. Honeysuckle and lavender flowers are lovingly entwined with peapod green vines and nestled with delicate coral berries.  

 This kippah comes with kippah keepers that are hand sewn underneath to keep it securely in place. This yarmulke will not fall off! 

This kippah measures approximately 5.5" in diameter. Please note: All kippot are kosher, made with 100% wool, with wool embellishments. No linen is used in making these head coverings.

I welcome commissions, so please feel free to contact me at kippahmitzvah@hotmail.com
$
45.00    
Black Bead and Wire Kippah by Sue-Ellen Flescher
Black Swarovsky crystal bicones and seed beads on silver craft wire are used to create this women's kippah. The kippah is crafted by hand. This kippah can be created in other colors. Inquire if interested.

$
41.00    
White Bead and Wire Kippah by Sue-Ellen Flescher
White Swarovsky Pearls, Clear AB crystal bicones and clear AB seed beads on silver craft wire are used to create this women's kippah. The kippah is crafted by hand. 

$
41.00    

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