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Jewish Glass Breaking Pouch
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Item #:
#
6015
Price:
R264.71 ZAR *
Availability:
all items in stock
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Size:
20cm x 25cm
Note:
Does not include Glass
Allow 2-3 weeks for delivery if personalised
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Jewish Wedding Glass Breaking Pouch with Embroidered Star of David
Near the conclusion of a traditional Jewish Wedding Ceremony, it is customary that a glass, contained in a decorative pouch, is placed on the floor. The chatan (groom) proceeds to shatter the glass with his foot resulting in "Many Pieces, Many Years, and Many Blessings Together..." for the happy couple. Those in attendance respond with an enthusiastic Mazel Tov!
Made of white satin fabric with white embroidery.
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Jewish Glass Breaking Pouch
with Star of David Embroidery. Mazel Tov!
Near the conclusion of a traditional Jewish Wedding Ceremony, it is customary that a glass, contained in a decorative pouch, is placed on the floor. The chatan (groom) proceeds to shatter the glass with his foot resulting in "Many Pieces, Many Years, and Many Blessings Together..." for the happy couple. Those in attendance respond with an enthusiastic Mazel Tov!
Made of white satin fabric with white embroidery.
Near the conclusion of a traditional Jewish Wedding Ceremony, it is customary that a glass, contained in a decorative pouch, is placed on the floor. The chatan (groom) proceeds to shatter the glass with his foot resulting in "Many Pieces, Many Years, and Many Blessings Together..." for the happy couple. Those in attendance respond with an enthusiastic Mazel Tov!
Made of white satin fabric with white embroidery.
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