Antique Sculpted Brass Mezuzah

The Antique Brass Mezuzah is a small brass mezuzah case made in the USA with an aged antique finish and raised sculptural branch detail. As a mezuzah cover, it brings a warm, old-world look to the doorway while keeping a narrow profile for smaller doorposts.

The front has a rustic brass surface with darker recessed areas, giving the raised branch motif more depth and contrast. Its simple vertical shape, top and bottom mounting holes, and handcrafted look make it a strong choice for traditional, vintage, rustic, and natural-style interiors.

For customers comparing classic mezuzah cases, this piece offers a warm brass finish and sculptural detail without a bright polished shine.

Antique Brass Mezuzah Specs

• Scroll Fit: Fits a 2.8-Inch (7 cm) Kosher Mezuzah Scroll
• Origin: Made in USA
• Material: Brass
• Color: Antique brass
• Visible Hebrew Detail: None; sculptural branch-style exterior
• Design: Narrow brass case with aged antique finish, raised branch motif, textured surface, and top and bottom mounting holes
• Measurements: 4" tall by 0.7" wide / 10.2 cm by 1.8 cm
• Mounting: Affixes with nails or screws (included)
• Use: Suitable for indoor doorways and exterior doorposts
• Water-resistant: Yes, when sealed properly with double-sided tape
• How to Insert Scroll: Back
• Packaging: Ships gift-box ready

A Small Brass Mezuzah with an Antique Finish

This case is made from brass with a darkened antique finish. The aged surface gives it a warmer and more textured appearance than a polished gold-tone case, making it well suited for wood doors, rustic trim, bronze hardware, stone walls, and traditional home decor.

The brass construction places it naturally among brass mezuzah cases, while the aged finish also fits with vintage mezuzahs chosen for old-world character.

Its narrow 4-inch size makes it a practical option for smaller doorposts, offices, apartments, bedrooms, studies, and other spaces where a larger case would feel oversized.

Raised Branch Detail and Natural Character

The front features a raised sculptural branch-style motif running along the brass surface. The darker recessed finish helps the raised form stand out, giving the case dimension without adding bright color, crystals, or heavy decorative engraving.

The design feels organic and handmade, making it a good fit for customers who prefer symbolic texture over a smooth modern case. It also sits naturally among metal mezuzah cases with stronger material presence.

This case does not display a visible Shin or readable Hebrew inscription on the exterior. The sacred purpose of the mezuzah comes from the handwritten klaf (קְלָף, parchment) placed inside the case.

Choosing a 2.8-Inch Kosher Mezuzah Scroll

The Antique Brass Mezuzah fits a 2.8-Inch (7 cm) Kosher Mezuzah Scroll. A standard 4-inch scroll is too large for this compact case, so the correct extra-small parchment should be selected.

The compatible Extra Small Kosher Mezuzah Scroll is the right scroll option for this case. More sizes and writing traditions are available in our Kosher Mezuzah Scrolls collection.

The handwritten parchment contains the Shema (שְׁמַע) and Vehaya im shamoa passages written by a certified sofer STaM. The guide to what is written inside a mezuzah explains the klaf, Divine Names, and halachic writing requirements.

Mounting and Exterior Doorpost Use

The Antique Brass Mezuzah affixes with nails or screws, which are included. The top and bottom mounting holes allow the case to be secured directly to the doorpost.

For extra mounting supplies or replacement hardware, customers can browse mezuzah accessories. The case should be mounted securely without placing pressure on the scroll chamber or the parchment inside.

This mezuzah is suitable for indoor doorways and exterior doorposts when the back is sealed properly with double-sided tape. Customers comparing protective options can also view outdoor mezuzah cases and water-resistant mezuzahs.

Placement, Blessing, and Gift Use

Correct proper mezuzah placement generally positions the case on the right side when entering the room or home, within the upper portion of the doorpost and according to the household’s minhag (מִנְהָג, custom).

When the applicable halachic conditions are met, the mezuzah blessing is recited during installation.

With its antique brass finish, sculptural branch detail, American-made origin, compact size, and gift-box-ready packaging, this mezuzah is a meaningful choice among Jewish housewarming gifts, office gifts, apartment gifts, and traditional Judaica pieces for smaller doorways.