mezuzahs

Tshura's mezuzah collection brings together mezuzah cases with a clean and contemporary design, for the home's entrance and every room within. Each mezuzah for the home carries a touch of tradition and beauty, and designed mezuzahs alongside mezuzahs in the shape of the Land of Israel map also make for a housewarming gift.

In every mezuzah case selected for the collection, material, form, and tradition meet. Mezuzah cases for the home entrance and rooms, mezuzahs for the home in all sizes, from seven to thirty centimeters, with the option of a kosher scroll at several levels of adornment.

Frequently asked questions about mezuzahs

On which side and at what height is a mezuzah affixed?
On the right side of the person entering, at the start of the top third of the doorway's height, around 1.40 to 1.60 meters from the floor. A full explanation, including the text of the blessing, in our mezuzah installation guide.

How much does a mezuzah cost?
A designed mezuzah case usually costs tens to hundreds of shekels, and a kosher scroll from a certified sofer runs between ₪180 and ₪750 by grade. The scroll can be ordered on the site together with the case, in the mezuzah scrolls.

How can one tell that a mezuzah is kosher?
The kashrut depends solely on the parchment: handwritten by a qualified *sofer stam* (scribe), on parchment prepared for its specific purpose (*lishma*), with a kashrut certificate. It is recommended to have the parchment checked by a scribe twice every seven years. We have elaborated on this in the article. What makes a mezuzah kosher.

What is the difference between a mezuzah case and the scroll?
The scroll is the parchment on which two passages from the Torah are written by hand, and all the sanctity is in it; the mezuzah case is the shell that protects it and adorns the doorway. Tshura mezuzah cases are handcrafted from Jerusalem stone, in a range of sizes for every scroll.