Tallit “Zohar”

Tallit is one of the traditional prayer attributes of Jewish men. In ancient times, they wore this rectangular coverlet as a daily garment in the morning and used it as a blanket at night. Now men wear it during their daily morning prayers. On the edge of each tallit, it is customary to tie a tzitzit. This bundle of threads woven together is a reminder to keep the commandments.

Laconic, restrained design is the hallmark of the classic collection. The tallit is made of natural woollen fabric. The corner of the piece features a suede insert for tzitzit with an ornament and a curved Star of David, whose exclusive design was developed by David Roytman. The embossing is laser-engraved, and the tzitzit is hand-woven by artisans from a natural thread.

The title of the tallit commemorates the Zohar, the most famous and ancient book in Kabbalistic literature. In the form of conversations between three scholars, it offers a commentary on the Torah.