Talis Clips
Sterling silver tallit clips with colorful cold enamel, celebrating Jerusalem. The shieldshaped tallit clips are filled with beautiful multi-colored enamel and feature a silver lion on each clip. A lion is the symbol of Jerusalem, and these clips celebrate the holy city so you can keep Jerusalem close to your heart.
Special Colorful Sterling silver tallit clips which celebrate color and style. The silver, rectangular clips are filled with colorful cold enamel, in stunning shades of blue, with the words ‘Lehitatef B’Tzitzit’ atop the color in modern Hebrew lettering, imbuing the stylish clips with meaning.
A tallit, or prayer shawl, is worn traditionally by men and goes back to ancient times and is a tradition which dates back hundreds of years.
Sterling silver hammered clips in an elegant hammered finish. These oval tallit clips feature a silver cutout Magen David (Star of David) atop a glossy enamel background, available in a choice of calming shades of blue and purple or a multicolored blend. The grooved hammered finish catches the light, which integrates beautifully with the soft colors of the enamel and enhances this simple but elegant piece. The tallit clips are connected to one another with a strong silver link chain.
A tallit, or prayer shawl, is worn traditionally by men and goes back to ancient times and is a tradition which dates back hundreds of years. Combined with the Magen David, the Star, or Shield, of David, a symbol of the protection of Gd, these tallit clips imbue prayer with extra meaning and tradition.
Choose between multicolored and shades of blue background enamel to match your personal style.
Elegant sterling silver tallit clips in a meaningful design. The clips are shaped like the tablets holding the ten commandments. Each clip has letters of the AlephBet cutout, representing the ten commandments. The Hebrew lettering sits atop a colorful enamel background, completing the design. The tallit clips are joined together by a sturdy silver chain.
A tallit, or prayer shawl, is worn traditionally by men and goes back to ancient times and is a tradition which dates back hundreds of years.
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Elegant sterling silver tallit clips in a meaningful design. The clips are shaped like the tablets. Each clip has letters of the Aleph Bet cutout, representing the ten commandments. The tallit clips are complete by delicate filigree decorations, creating a stunning border around the tablets. The tallit clips are joined together by a delicate silver chain.
A tallit, or prayer shawl, is worn traditionally by men and goes back to ancient times and is a tradition which dates back hundreds of years.
Elegant and modern sterling silver tallit clips imbued with meaning and complete with stunning colorful enamel. The ovalshaped tallit clips feature a thick silver border and the inside is filled in with colorful enamel, with the word ‘Chai’, meaning life, atop the colorful background in elegant Hebrew letters. The tallit clips are joined together by a delicate silver chain.
A tallit, or prayer shawl, is worn traditionally by men and goes back to ancient times and is a tradition which dates back hundreds of years.
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Elegant and modern sterling silver tallit clips imbued with meaning and complete with stunning colorful enamel. The ovalshaped tallit clips feature a thick silver border and the inside is filled in with colorful enamel, with the word ‘Chai’, meaning life, atop the colorful background in elegant Hebrew letters. The tallit clips are joined together by a delicate silver chain.
A tallit, or prayer shawl, is worn traditionally by men and goes back to ancient times and is a tradition which dates back hundreds of years.
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Elegant, sterling silver tallit clips imbued with meaning. The elongated, textured silver clips feature the blessing over the tallit, ‘Lehitatef BaTzitzit’ inscribed over the clips, imbuing the tallit clips with meaning. The tallit clips are joined together by a delicate silver chain.
A tallit, or prayer shawl, is worn traditionally by men and goes back to ancient times and is a tradition which dates back hundreds of years.
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