Urso - Roller Mezuzah in argento 925

Silver 925 with blue enamels Materials of the writing instrument: Nib: 925 silver Cap: 925 silver Roller: Schmidt ink gel refill Regarding the Mezuzah: It is a Jewish ritual object consisting of a container that holds a parchment (klaf) on which the passages of the Torah are written. Tradition has it that anyone entering the house touches the Mezuzah with their fingers and kisses the fingers themselves as a sign of respect. At the top of the pen is depicted the Kippah with the Star of David: The Kippah is the head covering worn by observant Jewish men in places of worship. The Star of David is a symbol found on the flag of Israel and represents a six-pointed star formed by two equilateral triangles. Regarding the meanings on the cap: The Hebrew letter Shin is a symbol of balance and grace. The Tablets of the Law were given on Mount Sinai to Moses. On the barrel of the cap is reproduced the Old City of Jerusalem with its places of great religious significance. #CollectableWatchesandPens

Schätzpreis:€3,600

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