Judaica is a general name which describes a vast range of artifacts which either serve religious Jewish purposes or otherwise represent and reflect Jewish culture and tradition. Mezuzot, Kiddush cups, Torah cases, Menoras and other items are among the most popular Judaica artifacts commonly manufactured. Art Judaica is an Israeli based company which manufactures Judaica in the tradition and original sites, at the heart of the Jewish state. The Jewish nation has always took pride in their symbols and traditions safe guarding them for the preservation of generations to come. It was means such as Judaica that helped to insure the survival of the Jewish nation in the diaspora. Today however, Judaica is celebrated worldwide for its artistic and traditional values. In our online store we attempt to represent Judaica in a versatile and diverse perspective, proving once again the true value of Judaica.

Colorful Figurines

Kiddush Cups & Wine Sets

Glass& Ceramic Cups

Metal Kiddush Cups

Wine Dividers& Sets

Synagogue Items& Shtenders

New Products

Sales

Prayer Books

Candlesticks

Shabbat

Challah Boards, Knives& Napkin

Challah Covers

Assorted Shabbat Items

Tablecloths

Hot Plate Covers

Kippah

Knitted Kippah small

Knitted Kippah medium

Knitted Kippah large

Satin Kippah

Velvet Kippah

Children& Baby Kippah

Knitted DMC Kippah small

Knitted DMC Kippah medium

Knitted DMC Kippah large

Holidays Products

Sukkot

Purim

Clothing

Kittel

Children

Pens

Mezuzah

Plastic and Fimo Mezuzah

Car Mezuzah

Aluminum Mezuzah

Stone & Marble Mezuza

Souvenirs

Blessings and Amulets?

Assorted Blessings

Amulets

Hamsa

Key Holders & Magnets

Key Holders

Magnets

Washing Cups& Maim Achronim

Jewelry

Sterling Silver Jewelry

Stainless Steel& Rodium

GOLDFILD

Bris Pillows

Talit and Tefilin

Tzedakah boxes

Havdalah

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New: Print or label your kippah with custom text, suitable for your special occasion.

All items presented in this site were handcrafted by Israeli artists and proffesional craftsmen.It is our mission to distribute the joy and importance of Judaica artifacts worldwide.

Wearing a kippa is an ancient custom for Jews to cover their heads during prayer. This probably derives from the fact that in Eastern cultures, it is a sign of respect to cover the head (the custom in Western cultures is the opposite: it is a sign of respect to remove one's hat). Thus, by covering the head during prayer, one showed respect for god and to show that they were servants of god. Whatever the reason given, wearing kippa has always been regarded more as a custom rather than a commandment.