Something so fantastic about this...I am a Christian, but was blessed with a tallit a couple years ago. It quickly became one of my most prized possessions...like sensing the arms of the Almighty embrace me as I pray. Seeing them being hand-made...like a part of the craftsman going into each one. Splendid.
Love the talitot! How long does it take to make a single one,and what type of thread do you use, only wool,or silk and other kinds of material? Please comment on the different colors and the tribes of Israel's individual representation in those colors... What kind of blue thread/dye do you use for the tzitzit? Is it common to use wool thread for them? Can any other kind of earth derived material such as cotton be used ,or is this to close to the concept of putting earthy linen next to priestly wool ? Would a Tallit ever be made of earth derived material?
The preferable color of the threads of “Tzitzit” is “techeilet,” obtained from a dye extracted from an aquatic creature called the “chilazon,” the identity of which has long been a subject of controversy, but it is said that it can be found in the “Yam HaMelach,” the Sea of Salt.
(Deuteronomy 22:11) prohibits combining linen and wool in the same garment -the combination is called shatnez. Almost all commercially available tzitzit strings are made from wool, so avoid making the body of the tallit with any materials that contain linen.
The color of the dye for Tzitzit is an aquamarine (blue-green) color about which the Gemara in Menachot 43b says, “What is the difference between ‘techeilet’ and all other colors? The special quality of ‘techeilet’ is that it resembles the sea, and the sea resembles the sky, and the sky resembles the Throne of Glory…” Some individuals have begun to use “techeilet,” derived from their version of what the “chilazon” is, but white is also acceptable as a color of “Tzitzit.”
Thank you. And would there be different colours of Talitot for various tribes? Levite, Cohen,etc. A talit with burgundy? I know black is popular for general passionate Jewry....
@@ingridpear1882 the colours of a tallit is based on personal preference, white and black is traditional. Sephardic tallits are usually all white. White and blue is also common for ashkenazis. Secular Jews will usually have more colourful tallitot
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The man making them seems so happy. It warms my heart to see someone that loves what they do.
Beautiful artistry. I love SO MUCH learning about the customers, clothing, etc., of others
Sacred Jewish objects and so beautiful too!
EXTREMELY BEAUTIFUL!!!! HASHEM BLESS THE HANDCRAFT ARTIST!
He looks so happy and enjoy his works. Nice man with amazing talent 👍🏻👍🏻
JUST AMAZING, SO BEAUTIFUL. I CAN JUST LOOK AT THIS GUY MAKING THIS TALIT ALL DAY.
I think that's called being GAY
Amazing to watch, such skill😊
Surely his hands are guided by he who created all things.
Shalom Israeli♥
Moira
From England.
Good video and your weaving is fantastic
Such skill. honoured by this
Just Stunning! What a pleasure watching this video. I'm so proud Moshe
Something so fantastic about this...I am a Christian, but was blessed with a tallit a couple years ago. It quickly became one of my most prized possessions...like sensing the arms of the Almighty embrace me as I pray. Seeing them being hand-made...like a part of the craftsman going into each one. Splendid.
Christopher Wildrick do you keep Torah?
@@lanceroark6386 Christians don't keep the law
@@sleeexs no kidding.
I really enjoyed this video, it is a awesome process making a prayer shawl.
SHALOM very nice to see this video I love ISRAEL
just beautiful. very inspirational just looking at it. just beautiful.amen.
I hope women are also invited into your shop. You make beautiful tallisim - surely they should be for everyone.
Am Indian Christian but I love the Jewish people and their culture
Amazing work!
BEAUTIFUL!
WOW that is SO cool!
Beautiful work.
Beautiful ! God Bless you ...
Good vid
Wooooooooooooow soooo beauty talitot!
Beautiful!!!!
Awesome job
hermoso trabajo muy artesanal se siente la presencia del EL ETERNO en la fabricacion y el cumplimiento de la mizvot shalom.
טוב מאוד!!!!!!
What is this beautiful music?
יפה טלית קטן
they really are! the colors! I wana go see him in action! trip to Israel anyone
From your mouth, to God's ears friend! 😊
May his peace, be upon you.
Shalom.
Moira
From England.
Hermoso bendito es el Et....
I want one all the ones I have are probably made in a factory
Beautiful colors of JESUS' days
Yehua abençoe mais
Love
Love the talitot! How long does it take to make a single one,and what type of thread do you use, only wool,or silk and other kinds of material?
Please comment on the different colors and the tribes of Israel's individual representation in those colors... What kind of blue thread/dye do you use for the tzitzit? Is it common to use wool thread for them? Can any other kind of earth derived material such as cotton be used ,or is this to close to the concept of putting earthy linen next to priestly wool ? Would a Tallit ever be made of earth derived material?
The preferable color of the threads of “Tzitzit” is “techeilet,” obtained from a dye extracted from an aquatic creature called the “chilazon,” the identity of which has long been a subject of controversy, but it is said that it can be found in the “Yam HaMelach,” the Sea of Salt.
(Deuteronomy 22:11) prohibits combining linen and wool in the same garment -the combination is called shatnez. Almost all commercially available tzitzit strings are made from wool, so avoid making the body of the tallit with any materials that contain linen.
The color of the dye for Tzitzit is an aquamarine (blue-green) color about which the Gemara in Menachot 43b says, “What is the difference between ‘techeilet’ and all other colors? The special quality of ‘techeilet’ is that it resembles the sea, and the sea resembles the sky, and the sky resembles the Throne of Glory…” Some individuals have begun to use “techeilet,” derived from their version of what the “chilazon” is, but white is also acceptable as a color of “Tzitzit.”
Thank you.
And would there be different colours of Talitot for various tribes?
Levite, Cohen,etc. A talit with burgundy?
I know black is popular for general passionate Jewry....
@@ingridpear1882 the colours of a tallit is based on personal preference, white and black is traditional. Sephardic tallits are usually all white. White and blue is also common for ashkenazis. Secular Jews will usually have more colourful tallitot
Baruch Hashem shalom Yisrael
What's the name of the music playing??
The Music is Turkish ney a type of flute played by sufis in their rituals
I want one. And would love to learn how to make one. 🙏🏽🇮🇱💙
Are tallits worn only by men?
No! Outside the orthidox jewish community, women also can wear them.
Hailey Lambere...Thank you. I am glad to know that.
So even gentiles allowed wear a tallit prayer shawl 🙏🇮🇱🙏