High-resolution image of an authentic pewter Mazal Mezuzah with Hebrew inscriptions, detailed craftsmanship, and a polished finish, on a white studio background with soft reflection.

Mazal Mezuzah

$27.71
Sale price  $27.71 Regular price  $36.95
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High-resolution image of an authentic pewter Mazal Mezuzah with Hebrew inscriptions, detailed craftsmanship, and a polished finish, on a white studio background with soft reflection.

Mazal Mezuzah

$27.71
Sale price  $27.71 Regular price  $36.95

A pewter Mezuzah that wishes the good fortunes of: luck, love, blessing, success, friendship, health and peace. The Hebrew inscription reads "Mazal, Ahava, Bracha, Hatzlacha, Yedidut, Briut, Shalom."

Specifications

  • Size: 5 inches
  • Takes a 4 inch scroll. (available in the product options)
  • Made in the USA
  • Affixes with nails

About the product options:

This mezuzah case can be paired with the matching kosher mezuzah scroll shown in the product add-on area near the Add to Cart button. For this size, choose the Basic Kosher Mezuzah Scroll, which is made for mezuzah cases that hold a 4-inch scroll.

If you buy the scroll from us as well, we can ship your mezuzah with the scroll carefully rolled and inserted inside the case. When this mezuzah is shipped with a scroll already inserted, we seal the back with double-sided tape to help create an airtight seal, making the case usable on exterior doorways when properly sealed.

The case protects and beautifies the doorway, while the handwritten scroll carries the Shema (שְׁמַע) and the parshiyot (פָּרָשִׁיּוֹת, Torah passages) that give the mezuzah its halachic purpose. Customers choosing by minhag can browse our Ashkenaz Mezuzahs or compare them with our Sephardi Mezuzahs.

For additional options, visit our main mezuzah scroll collection. To learn more about the klaf, writing, and meaning of the jewish door scroll, our scroll guide explains what belongs inside the case.

About Mezuzahs

Mezuzahs bring blessing to your home. According to Jewish tradition, they should be on almost every door of your home. Besides the front door, Mezuzahs also go on the back door, bedroom doors and many other doors of your home.

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