A tikkun is a special printed edition of the Torah to facilitate learning to chant the Torah. We examined numerous tikkun books and this is our favorite. As is well known, the Torah scroll used in the synagogue contains neither vowels nor punctuation. Therefore, the student must memorize the correct pronunciation of each word and […]
Book Category: Bar/Bat Mitzvah Gifts
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Pirkei Avot – Youth Edition
Pirkei Avot is the classic Jewish book of ethics, compiled 1,800 years ago. We searched high and low for an edition that could be enjoyed not only by kids, not only by parents, but by parents WITH their kids. Here it is. This book will promote years’ of meaningful discussions between children and parents. This […]
The Bar Mitzvah Treasury
A hardcover, gift-quality volume on the customs, traditions, laws and history of this frequently celebrated, but seldom understood milestone in Judaism. This is an appropriate Bar Mitzvah gift for a BOY from a traditional (Conservative or Orthodox) background.
Art For the Parsha
When you attend a Jewish event, the service or ceremony is usually connected to the weekly Torah portion (known as the “parsha”). Venitian artist Michal Meron has created a piece of artwork for each parsha — a meaningful way to commemorate a special event like a wedding or Bar Mitzvah. (Note: Click on the image […]
Star of David Jewelry Box
Beautiful hand carved jewelry box with a Star of David.
Chai Jewelry
Chai is the Hebrew word for life and one of the most classic symbols for Jewish jewelry. Here is a great selection of different styles for a “no fail” Bar or Bat Mitzvah gift.
Star of David Jewish Cufflinks
This is an amazing gift for a Bar Mitzvah boy or any man who would like to display his religion proudly.
For Kids – Putting God on Your Guest List
This is a meaningful, practical gift for a Bar or Bat Mitzvah boy or girl. It’s the kids’ companion to Putting God on your Guest List.
Nickle Kiddush Cup
This stunning nickel-plated kiddush cup makes a great gift for a Bar/Bat Mitzvah or for that special teacher. Size: 4.5 X 2.5 X 2.5 Inch – Cup can hold 200 ml (6.7 oz); with matching saucer Designed by Jerusalem artist Yair Emanuel. (For our favorite sterling cup, click here.)
Putting God on the Guest List
Can the Bar/Bat Mitzvah celebration — a major Jewish rite of passage — be more than just a big, fun party? This book helps leverage the bar/bat mitzvah celebration for an increased connection to God. Rabbi Salkin addresses questions such as: Where and when did this rite of passage originate? What are the ethics of […]