Olive Branch Mezuzah

3″ x 1″
Stitches: whipped stem stitch, whipped running stitch, colonial knot, detached chain stitch
Fabric: Linen

Private Collection

The olive branch represents the olive branch the dove brought to Noah after the flood waters receded. Olives have a rich history in Judaism, and especially around Hannukah. The leaves are chrysoprase beads. Chrysoprase is renowned for its ability to bring clarity and thereby happiness and prosperity.

The tradition shin is dark blue and white silk braided with a silver filament.

It’s small enough to be worn or attached to a door or altar space.

Technorati Tags: mezuzah, chrysoprase, beads, stem stitch

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