With every religion, you will notice certain symbols, signs or types of clothing that are exclusively attached to their practices and customs. And Jewish customs are no different.

Tallit, popularly known as the Prayer Shawl, is an inseparable and integral part of the Jewish religion. Conventionally only men used to wear them during the morning prayers, but today the push of equality between the genders has made it possible for the Jewish women too. And Jewish women today are also seen enjoying wearing a tallit alongside men that bestows a sense of spirituality upon them. For all the young Jewish girls, the tallitot are a fond reminder of their Bat Mitzvah day, as that will be the day where they will first fulfill the mitzvah of wearing a tallit. 

 Enjoy Your Bat Mitzvah Celebration with Style and Tradition

Welcome to Galilee Silks original and unique Bat Mitzvah Tallit collection! If your Bat Mitzvah ceremony or celebration is around the corner and you are looking for a tallit that will represent your unique style and true fashion sensibility, visit us today! Wrap yourself with a beautiful custom-made tallit steeped in Jewish tradition along with your personal style.

Available in a myriad of fabrics, like silk and wool and colors like pink, blue, white and more, the Bat Mitzvah tallit today are sure to suit every woman’s individualistic style and personal choice.
 
We carry an exclusive collection of Bat Mitzvah tallitot collection so that every Bat Mitzvah girl and mother can find the right festive piece for this special day. We stock classic, modern, and hand-painted silk tallitot with fabulous color schemes and best quality materials. Upon placing an order for a tallit, you will receive the beautiful item in an elegant set with matching Kippah and Tallit bag. They also have the same design, color, and pattern imprinted on them.

We at Galilee Silks invite you to browse through our beautiful, feminine, and refreshing Bat Mitzvah tallit designs. Have a look!!!

Tree of Life Green Silk Tallit for Women

 
 This beautiful Silk Tree of Life Green women tallit has an artistic hand-painted tree of life decoration on green background. Made from 100% silk crepe de chine, the lightweight and soft fabric feels pleasant and delicate to be wrapped with. This feminine looking tallit is suitable for all ages and can be worn on special occasions or on a daily basis. The blessing printed in silver on the Atara compliments the turquoise background. You can even order this custom made Bat Mitzvah tallit with a personalized name embroidered on the tallit bag, making it an even more meaningful gift for your loved ones.

Musical Silk Tallit for Girl

  

This beautiful musical Bat Mitzvah tallit is a hand-painted one with colorful artistic waves and music notes in black on a light blue background. This true silk fashion item with unique designs is perfect for any bat mitzvah girl, mother or grandmother. The blessing on the Atara is embroidered in Hebrew on the light blue background. The tallit bestows a feministic look and imparts a meaningful addition to those special moments when you gather and pray with family and congregation members.

White with Blue Flowers Silk Tallit for Women

The beautiful blue flower tallit for the girl is the most wonderful one for the young girls and women who are butterfly fancier. The base of the tallit is soft, white, sheer polyester, making it a perfect Bat Mitzvah tallit. The tallit features a hand-painted silk appliqué of blue flowers, with a decoration of organza ribbons. The blessing on the Atara is embroidered in Hebrew on the white background.

The perfect gift for life’s meaningful occasions!

Galilee Silks is Israel’s leading silk designer that specializes in the hand-dyeing of raw white silk and produces a distinctive range of unique Judaica textile products, such as Wool tallit, Silk tallit, and Women tallit. Our Jewish prayer shawls are the perfect gift for yourself and your loved ones for life’s meaningful occasions. We also offer custom-made tallitot with personalized name embroidery on the prayer shawl and prayer shawl bag. 

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With every religion, you will certainly find some signs, symbols and types of clothing linked exclusively with their customs, practices and beliefs. Jewish customs are no different and there are a few things that are associated with the Jewish religion which one person or another must have experienced at certain point of time. One of these practices includes wearing a tallit – Jewish Prayer Shawl.

   If you have ever been to a Jewish wedding or a service at a synagogue, you may have noticed a swath of cloth wrapped over men shoulders. This traditional garment or prayer shawl is one of those that are very symbolic to the Judaism. Not only men, the traditional women’s talliot from Israel are also worn by Jewish women to signify reverence and communication with god. The tallit consists of notable twined and knotted fringes, known as tzitzit. These tzitzit are attached to the four corners of the Jewish prayer shawl. Previously, tallit were made of pure wool, but today they are available in myriad of fabrics, hues and patterns, with “SILK” being the most sought after among all.

THE SILK LOVE: WHY?

Properties of Silk:

Silk threads are very soft, fine and light in weight. Though very thin, but are strong having high elastic property. The main inner portion of the fabric is made up of fibroin that is surrounded by a thin covering of Sericin. Both sericin and fibroin are proteinous in nature. Sercin being easily water soluble is composed of leucine and alanine. And fibroin is water insoluble and is made up of tyrosine, alanine and glycine.

Uses of Silk:

Greater part of silk strands produced is used in preparing silk garments. Whether clothes, talliot or scarves in which the silk fibers are blended are in huge demand not only in Israel but also in other countries worldwide. Because of its quality, magnificence and rich feel, silk fabric is utilized for a wide range of things, the most prevalent being the handmade scarves.

Have You Thought About Your Silk Tallit Today?

The striking white fabric, the falling tassels, the simple colored stripes – the Tallit (also known as Jewish prayer shawl) is an elegant and immediately recognizable image of Judaism and prayer. This exemplary item is symbolically used in every day prayer, over the morning synagogue, Jewish wedding canopy, and to cover the Ark in the synagogue. The men and women’s talliot from Israel can be made using any material, but the mixture of linen and wool is strictly forbidden. Because the mixture of linen and wool commonly called as Shatnez is prohibited by the Torah.
 
Why the Israel Silk Scarves Are Still In Trend?

A traditional knitted silk scarf turns to be both fashionable and functional. But many a times it appears to be a notable concern for a few people about what exactly to do with them. It can help to have a couple of styles you can tie with eyes closed. A large square scarf implies such a large number of more alternatives, make it look full and dramatic or fold it neat and discreet – nothing to fear. You can fold those scarves and make them a necktie knot, a turban head wrap, the silk kerchief choker, the classic bag scarf, the wrist wrap, the ankle wrap and even many more. The hand painted silk scarves can also be worn to restore an old coat, which might look worn-in up close. Some of your garments may feel aged, but when intertwined with silk on the neck and against the face, it can add softness, color and luster that can look whole lot freshening.

 Buy Your Silk Tallit/Scarf TODAY!

At GalileeSilks we are happy to carry a wide assortment of silk made talliot and hand painted scarves. We invite you to check our gallery on selection of silk fabrics at galileesilks.com. With eco printed scarves and women’s talliot from Israel available widely in many designs today, your choice for one is no longer restricted. So, get the hand-dyed uniquely designed silk fabrics of your taste from us today!

  
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