kosher mezuzah scroll handwritten by a sofer

Buying a mezuzah begins with one question: who wrote it and who checked it. Tshura scrolls are handwritten lishmah on kosher parchment by certified, God-fearing sofrei setam. Every scroll undergoes computer proofreading and an additional check by a certified proofreader, and carries the approbation and recommendation of the leading rabbis of the generation, headed by the Rishon LeZion Rabbi Shlomo Moshe Amar shlita and the Rosh Yeshiva Rabbi Moshe Tzadka shlita.

The choice is simple. The nusach, Ashkenazi or Sephardic, follows family custom. The level, kosher lechatchila or mehudar: both are fully kosher mezuzahs, from the same source and through the same proofreading processes. The mehudar level has especially careful, beautiful writing, the work of a seasoned sofer. One who seeks a mehudar mezuzah will find hidur in every letter.

The size is chosen to match the mezuzah case. In every Tshura mezuzah case the chosen size is the length of the matching scroll, so a size 12 scroll fits exactly into a size 12 mezuzah case.

Dimensions: length of 10, 12, 15, 20, 25 or 30 cm, per the selected size.