Zemirot Shabbat – Hebrew Shabbat Zemirot Bencher | Faux Leather | Name Embossing
Nusach — Ashkenaz-Sefard (Hasidic)
Color — Navy
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In stock
The Zemirot Shabbat Bencher is a beautifully designed Hebrew Shabbat book, created for singing and enjoying Zemirot Shabbat around the Shabbat table. With its elegant hardcover design and practical size, it is ideal for regular home use, Shabbat meals, gifts, and special events.
Bound in a high-quality PU faux leather hardcover, this Zemirot book features a refined, luxurious design and is available in Silk Taupe, Blue, and White.
Measuring approximately 4.7" × 6.7" (12 × 17 cm), the book is comfortable to hold at the Shabbat table while providing clear and pleasant readability. Its classic appearance makes it equally suitable as a personal Shabbat Bencher or as a meaningful and elegant keepsake for weddings, Bar Mitzvahs, Shabbat Chatan, Sheva Brachot, and other Jewish celebrations.
Personal name embossing is available for an additional charge, making each book a distinctive personal gift.
For events and larger quantities, these Zemirot Shabbat Benchers can be fully customized, including cover color, logo, names, event text, or other custom wording.
Want to personalize this exact design for your event? [Customize Your Zemirot Shabbat Online Here]. For a different design or additional custom options, please contact us.
Product Details
- Hebrew Zemirot Shabbat / Shabbat Bencher
- Hardcover
- High-quality PU faux leather
- Size: approximately 4.7" × 6.7" (12 × 17 cm)
- Colors: Silk Taupe, Blue, and White
- Elegant design for the Shabbat table
- Optional personal name embossing
- Suitable for personal use, gifts, and event keepsakes
- Bulk customization available with custom cover colors, logos, names, and event text
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