54 Portions of the Torah - Blue
54 Portions of the Torah
Every week another Parsha portion is read, and the full cycle is read over the course of one year. The names of the Parashot are written in Hebrew.
On each side of the Tallit there are 7 stripes that represent the 6 days of Creation and Shabbat, the seventh day. The Hebrew letters Nun 
and Dalet 
are on the stripes. It's the numeric value of 54 Parashot. Under the names of the Parashot there are 4 stripes representing our foremothers, and the 3 stripes above represent our forefathers. Our patriarchs and matriarchs are the foundation of our existence that started thousands of years ago. You are part of this lineage.
You are the strong link that will strengthen the chain and secure its continuity into the future.
The hidden light
The satin inner side is like the Or Ganuz, the hidden light that surrounds you and only you. As you wrap yourself and say the blessing, and as you move in prayer, glimpses of that shine appear, like sparks of your own hidden light.
Details
- 18" X 72" hand-made Tallit set with bag
- High quality 100% polyester: Shantung texture on the outside, smooth satin on the inside
- Kosher Tzitzit, hand-tied according to Halacha, made in Israel
- Designed in Hawai'i · Made in USA (imported fabric)
- Dry clean only
Designed by Sharona Lomberg, whose silk art is in the permanent collection of the Jewish Museum.
