Mezuzah Case – Chagall Inspired Wooden Mezuzah | Fits 4.9" Klaf
Color — Turquoise
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In stock
A distinctive Mezuzah case from the Chagall Collection, crafted from high-quality natural wood and featuring a vibrant artistic print inspired by the iconic stained-glass works of Marc Chagall. This piece creates a precise balance between deep Jewish tradition and colorful modern design, bringing meaning, artistry, and presence to any doorway.
Designed to hold a Parchment Scroll (Klaf) up to 4.90 inches (12.5 cm), this Mezuzah integrates beautifully into modern, eclectic, and design-forward homes, while maintaining a clear and proud Jewish identity.
Fits Parchment Scroll (Klaf):
Up to 4.90 inches (12.5 cm)
Material: Natural wood
Design: Artistic Chagall-inspired print with rich, vivid colors
Installation: Extra-strong double-sided adhesive (no drilling required)
Use: Indoor or covered outdoor areas
Finish: Handcrafted - natural variations in tone and texture may occur
Available Colors:
- Yellow
- Blue
- Turquoise
Ideal for:
Moving into a new home, refreshing home design, luxury gifts with spiritual and artistic value, lovers of modern Jewish design, and anyone seeking a unique, non-traditional Mezuzah with character.
Each Mezuzah is one of a kind, with subtle differences that reflect the natural beauty of the wood.
A Mezuzah that is protection, art, and design statement in one - perfect for those who want their entrance to tell a story.
Discover the complete Orot Judaica Mezuzah Collection featuring premium Mezuzah cases in metal, aluminum, acrylic, polymer, wood, epoxy, stone, concrete, and more. Available in multiple sizes to fit different Klaf lengths, our collection includes modern, traditional, luxury, and decorative Mezuzot designed to enhance every Jewish home. Browse the collection →
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Please note that colors may appear slightly different in person than in the pictures due to variations in screen displays and lighting conditions.