Hammered Metal Mezuzah, Maroon Rings, 5.5"

• Hammered metal finish
• 5.5" case length
• Fits 4.7" scroll
• Maroon and purple rings
• Designed by Yair Emanuel
• Wedding or housewarming

Intro

Mark your doorway with a mezuzah case that brings texture and color to an everyday ritual object. This hammered metal cylinder is banded with rings in maroon, purple, and violet tones near each opening, with a raised Shin letter set at the front. The mezuzah holds a scroll inscribed with the Shema, placed on the doorposts of a Jewish home. Designed by Jerusalem artist Yair Emanuel, whose work has shaped Jewish homes for over two decades.

Build and Use

Formed from hammered metal, the case measures 5.5 inches long and holds a scroll of about 4.7 inches, sold separately. The banded rings near the top and bottom are finished in maroon, purple, and violet, framing the Shin letter at the center. Lightweight and compact, the case mounts easily on a doorpost with standard hardware.

Gift Ideas

A mezuzah case suits nearly every milestone: a housewarming for a new home, a wedding or engagement for a couple starting out together, or a bar or bat mitzvah marking a new chapter. Its warm color and hammered texture make it a thoughtful anniversary gift as well. It works equally well as a gift for anyone furnishing a Jewish home for the first time.

Care Instructions

Wipe the metal case with a soft, dry cloth to keep its hammered finish clean. Avoid abrasive cleaners or excess moisture, which can dull the colored rings over time.