At 5.1 inches in height, this stunning piece of Judaica is a mezuzah case with blue and silver pomegranate cutouts. Incorporating the unique look of turquoise blue with silver, the design of this beautiful mezuzah case is impeccable.
A twist on the usual blue found in the Israeli flag, this pomegranate cutout mezuzah case using turquoise and silver. The color turquoise is said to hold the meanings of joy, wisdom, sophistication and good luck. Perhaps this piece of Judaica on the doorpost of a home will highlight such attributes.
The use of pomegranates remind us of the 613 mitzvot (commandments) found in Torah with the 613 seeds found in a pomegranate. As a fruit of the Fall in Israel, a mezuzah case featuring pomegranates would be a welcome addition to a home for the Fall chagim (holidays) like Rosh Hashana, Yom Kippur and Sukkot. With its beautiful coloring of turquoise blue and silver, this piece of functional art would be a welcome gift at any time of the year. The signature of Haifa-based artist, Shraga Landesman can be found written in ancient Hebrew characters at the bottom of the mezuzah case.
