The Tallit bag (above) was hand embroidered with cotton floss on silk noile for a groom in Toronto in 1997. The Jerusalem scene was requested to coordinate with the Ketubah (marriage contract) from his wedding ceremony.
Tallit bag (ABOVE) was hand-embroidered in cotton floss on black silk noile in 1997. It was presented to the father of the groom who received the tallit bag on the left. Two lions face each other with Pomegranates at the tips of their tails. Design was developed from an example in the bulletin of the Pomegranate Guild of Judaic Textiles of Toronto.
On the left, Tallit Bag and Tefillin Bag designed and fashioned in 1999 for a Bar Mitzvah Boy in Toronto named JOSEPH. His Torah portion was the story of Joseph and his brothers.
LEFT: 1999- Tallit bag created for Margaret in Palm Bay, Florida. Crazy Quilt technique was used. Made of mainly dupioni silk and was created out of some of the same fabrics as her tallit.
On the RIGHT; A Tallit bag created in 1995 for a Bar Mitzvah Boy who presently lives in the Philadelphia area. There is a pocket inside for his shofar. The design is in the fabric chosen.
LEFT: Tallit bag was designed to match the tallit and kippah set prepared for a Bar Mitzvah Boy in Melbourne Florida. Jonathan loves denim and this set was trimmed in silver to "dress up" the denim. 2000.
Pink crazyquilt tallit bag, on the RIGHT, with matching kippah to compliment a dupioni silk tallit..
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photography by ROBERT GOLDBERG
Tallit Bag (LEFT) created in 2002 (5762) for a Bar Mitzvah in Palm Bay Florida. This bag coordinates with the black dupioni silk tallit with gold and silver dupioni silk stripes. The zipper is in the back of the tallit bag.
The cotton tallit bag (approximately 16" x 16") on the LEFTis created with great contrasts of Purple and Yellow accented by teal green/blue. The Zipper closing is in the back. This lovely bag is 100% cotton except for lining.
JOSEPH'S TECHNICOLOUR DREAMCOAT Tallit Bag (RIGHT) designed to coordinate with JOSEPH'S TECHNICOLOUR DREAMCOAT TALLIT. This set was created with a denim body and cotton rainbow strips. This TALLIT is being worn by a teen in Hamilton, ONtario Canada. This design or similar will be created to your specifications..
ABOVE: Wool plaid tallit bag to coordinate with stripes on white wool tallilt. Tallit bag has a machine embroidered white MAGEN DAVID. The edges are piped with the same white wool as the tallit. The plaid has been used for the stripes and for the atarah of the fine wool tallit. The 100% wool is unusually fine, blouse-weight wool.. What a striking, dignified look! This tallit belongs to a mature gentleman in Canada.
All Custom TALLIT BAGS may be created with matching T'FILLIN and/or SHOFAR BAGS. Please ask..
This page was last updated on: September 3, 2007
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RIGHT: Joseph's technicolour square Talllit bag. 36 squares ranging from white to black and covering a complete range of colour values in bright hues make a smart Tallit Bag. Bag is lined, hidden zipper closing plus special zipper pull. .
ABOVE: Pillow created as a gift. Picture your new tallit bag created from dupioni silk, embroidered with beading, and with beautiful lace adding to the timeless beauty of the bag. Interested in a tallit bag designed in this traditional style? CLICK HERE
RIGHT: Tallit bag of denim with fine cotton batik decoration giving a watercolour effect. Created with a Tallit, Kippah, and Challah Cover for a Bat Mitzvah in Atlanta. Spring, 2004
LEFT: Dupioni Silk Tallit Bag for an Atlanta Bat Mitzvah to accompany a red silk Tallit, red silk Kippah and red silk Challah Cover.
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LEFT: a cotton tallit bag created to coordinate with the Kabbalah Tallit. Notice that the Pomegranate has approximately 613 seeds representing the daily commandments required of adult Jews. The cottons are handdyed cotton. This tallit bag with coordinating tallit were created as a custom order for a person in Atlanta Georgia.
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RIGHT: Crazyquilt tallit bag in different plaids of burgundy, maroon and hunter green. This bag is all cotton except for the rear moire and silky lining. It features the hidden rear zipper and decorative zipper pull to ease removing and returning your tallit to its delightful bag. Rear of bag shown below. Detail of zipper pull shown BELOW LEFT
LEFT: Tallit Bag embroidered with Silk Ribbon Embroidery, embellished with beading and cotton embroidery. The zipper opening is hidden in the rear with Marilyn's unique zipper pull for easy access to the lined Tallit Bag.
ABOVE: Tallit Bag to coordinate with a special Dupioni Silk Tallit created especially for a Bar Mitzvah Boy in Penn Valley, Pennsylvania.
RIGHT: Tallit Bag of dupioni silk designed to coordinate with tallit/kippah set (5765/2005). Please click here to see coordinating tallit. This tallit bag has the hidden zipper and Marilyn's special zipper pull. It is fully lined.
RIGHT: Tefillin bag (approx 8" x 9") of hand-dyed cotton. 2007. Jerusalem scene is embroidered on the front, with the owner's Hebrew name embroidered in gold. The inside of the tefillin bag has another Jerusalem scene embroidered on the lining, visible when the tefillin bag is opened to remove and return the tefillin. The background that appears, in the photo to be blue, is actually various shades of purple.
LEFT: Summer, 2007/5767: Tallit Bag created from the dress the Bat Mitzvah Girl's Grandmother wore to her Mother's wedding including sequined flower and bias sash. Click here to view the accompanying tallit.
RIGHT: Lined Tallit bag created for a man whose Hebrew name includes JONAH. We call this JONAH AND THE BIG FISH TALLIT BAG. The Fabric is cotton with rayon and metallic embroidery.
