Adi Sidler Contemporary Torah Pointer Etched Hebrew Words Black
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In his classic iminalist style, Adi Sidler has designed an elegant Torah Pointer for use during the Torah Reading. Crafted from black aluminum, it is laser marked in Hebrew with the words, "Zot haTorah asher tzivah Hashem" -This is the Torah which G-d has commanded!" Attached is a stainless steel chain for hanging. Made entirely in Israel Also known as a "Yad" – a hand – because of its finger shape, the Torah Pointer is used by the Reader of the holy Torah scroll in order to avoid touching the d
In his classic iminalist style, Adi Sidler has designed an elegant Torah Pointer for use during the Torah Reading. Crafted from black aluminum, it is laser marked in Hebrew with the words, "Zot haTorah asher tzivah Hashem" -This is the Torah which G-d has commanded!" Attached is a stainless steel chain for hanging. Made entirely in Israel Also known as a "Yad" – a hand – because of its finger shape, the Torah Pointer is used by the Reader of the holy Torah scroll in order to avoid touching the delicate parchment scroll. A bar-mitzvah boy, or anyone else who has his own Torah Pointer, will ask the Reader to use it.
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In his classic iminalist style, Adi Sidler has designed an elegant Torah Pointer for use during the Torah Reading. Crafted from black aluminum, it is laser marked in Hebrew with the words, "Zot haTorah asher tzivah Hashem" -This is the Torah which G-d has commanded!" Attached is a stainless steel chain for hanging. Made entirely in Israel Also known as a "Yad" – a hand – because of its finger shape, the Torah Pointer is used by the Reader of the holy Torah scroll in order to avoid touching the d