Frik Kippah Nachman %96 Deep Red with White Breslev Nachman Refrain
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A stunning Breslev head covering – popular even with those who are not Breslover Hassidim. The deep red color of the hat has a stylish tassle at the end and around the base, in large white Hebrew letters, are the words: "Na, Nach, Nachma, Nachman Me'Uman" – the refrain constantly repeated by Breslover Hassidim worldwide.
What is Uman? It is the burial site in the Ukraine of Rabbi Nachman of Breslov, founder of the movement. Today, it is a major pilgrimage site for Jews, especially Rosh Hashanah
A stunning Breslev head covering – popular even with those who are not Breslover Hassidim. The deep red color of the hat has a stylish tassle at the end and around the base, in large white Hebrew letters, are the words: "Na, Nach, Nachma, Nachman Me'Uman" – the refrain constantly repeated by Breslover Hassidim worldwide.
What is Uman? It is the burial site in the Ukraine of Rabbi Nachman of Breslov, founder of the movement. Today, it is a major pilgrimage site for Jews, especially Rosh Hashanah time, when thousands flock to the town.
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A stunning Breslev head covering – popular even with those who are not Breslover Hassidim. The deep red color of the hat has a stylish tassle at the end and around the base, in large white Hebrew letters, are the words: "Na, Nach, Nachma, Nachman Me'Uman" – the refrain constantly repeated by Breslover Hassidim worldwide.
What is Uman? It is the burial site in the Ukraine of Rabbi Nachman of Breslov, founder of the movement. Today, it is a major pilgrimage site for Jews, especially Rosh Hashanah