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Gorgeous tallit woven on a loom for a young man's wedding.
Atarah (made by me) has the traditional blessing stitched in one
line with black thread on antique white silk.
If
you are interested in a custom woven tallit, here's the weaver's
website:
http://www.sarahsaulson.com/index.html
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Grandma made the spectacular
tallit which mimics the stained glass panels in the synagogue.
Kol ha'kavod on a magnificent job!
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A beautiful tartan plaid tallit (which also served as the
couple's wedding chuppah) was enhanced with an atarah of green
silk and lacy hamsa designs at each end.
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Josh at his Bar Mitzvah in Jerusalem
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Tallit made by my customer; atarah was embroidered by me.
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Tallit made by my
customer; atarah was embroidered by me.
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Custom made tallit.
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Tallit made by my
customer; atarah and corners were embroidered by me.
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Two beautiful silk saris converted into tallit. Atarah was
embroidered by me.
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Magnificent tallit woven on a loom! Corners have swirl sun
design and atarah wording is the Sh'ma.
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Tallit tie dyed in my customers' Hebrew school class.
Atarah was embroidered by me.
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Below the stunning tallit with the atarah and dove corners sewn
on. Grandma made the magnificent olive tree with
coordinating silks and appliquéd everything by hand.
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Tallit made by my customer; atarah and corners were embroidered
by me.
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My customer made this lovely tallit and sent it to me for the
atarah and corners stitched on silks that coordinated
with the
ribbons in the tallit.
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Tallit made by a
customer. White wool base with stripes and Japanese motif
print. I stitched the atarah on extra blue cotton fabric
and banded it with the print. Embroidered Lions of Judah
are on each end.
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David in his colorful silk
geometric tallit.
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Ben with his custom made 60's tie dyed tallit!
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I embroidered the locomotives & trees and the atarah with the
full tzitzit blessing for this beautiful tallit. A very
talented bar
mitzvah boy's mom did the fabulous silk painting of the torah on
the back.
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Justin proudly shows off his black & orange tallit made by
grandma. I embroidered the Lions of Judah and the atarah
on black silk which were all banded in orange silk.
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A magnificent geometric quilted tallit made
with velvet. The atarah
with the full blessing was stitched on dark brown velvet.
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Tallit made by my customer in a synagogue workshop; atarah was
embroidered by me.
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Tallit made by my customer; atarah has traditional blessing
stitched in black with a red outline around the letters.
The Mickey Mouse heads for the corners came from licensed Disney
fabric. I digitized an appliqué stitch to attach them to
the corner fabric and make an outline.
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Mira in her custom
made tallit.
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The
synagogue workshop leader with one of her students.
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Knitted shawl made by my customer.
Atarah stitched in "Israeli blue" on antique while silk noir.
Quote is from Deuteronomy 30:19
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Shaina wearing the tallit with lace from her grandmother's
wedding gown.
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Josh -- so happy in
his custom made NY Mets tallit!
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The lucky woman wearing the sand linen & silk tallit that I made
for her. See the tallit here
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Stunning ivory silk tallit with a dove appliqué (made by my
customer.) I stitched atarah in off-white thread on white silk.
Prayer reads "Peace in Jerusalem and all the world."
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A
"Generations" tallit with photo transfers of family members.
Atarah has part of the Tehilim Geshem (prayer for rain.)
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Anna wearing her gold
pearl kippah
at at her ceremony to renew vows in Seattle, WA.
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Sydney wearing her silver kippah for her bat
mitzvah in
Atlanta.
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