Gabrieli Tallit
Gabrieli Premium - Wool Tallit - Blue & Orange with Silver on Gray
Regular price
$490.00
Hand woven in our studio in Israel by our experienced tapestry artisans, our Premium Collection consists of tallits with more intricate designs and patterns making each tallit a premium work of art. Each premium tallit comes standard with a hand embroidered blessing on the collar, double sided patterned corners, thick tzizit and a matching tefillin bag. As with all of our Gabrieli sets, the premium collection also includes a matching kippah and tallit bag.
Please allow 6 weeks from order placement to delivery. Because each tallit is handmade and custom, slight variances are always possible.
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Our tallits are measured width x length. It is important to understand that the width of the tallit is the area between the edge with the collar and the edge opposite the collar. The length measurement is the area from one edge with the fringes to the opposite edge with the fringes.
Choosing a tallit size is generally based solely on personal preference.
If you are looking to wear your tallit wrapped around the back of your neck and hanging down the front of your torso, then you would want a 20” x 80” tallit.
20" x 80" Tallit:
If you choose to wear your tallit folded up over each shoulder with the tallit hanging down the length of your back, then you would want a 50” x 80” tallit. If you are choosing a wool tallit and are over 5’ 10” in height, you may prefer a 60” x 80” tallit.
40" - 60" x 80" Tallit:
Anything between a 20” and 50” width can also be ordered. If you measure from the nape of your neck down your back and find that you would like something in between those two widths (the width is what determines how far down your back the tallit will hang), you may decide you want a 40” x 80”, for example. 20” x 80” and 50” x 80” are our most popular sizes by far.
To customize a size further than what is offered in the sizing menu, please contact us at marcy.gabrielistore@gmail.com.
Our custom embroidered atara (collar) is hand woven to match the design of the selected tallit. Additionally, the blessing for donning a tallit is hand embroidered down the center.
