Custom Traditional Designs

Ben loved Myles's tallit, but wanted black instead of red, and wanted his stripes closer together.

These mother and daughter tallitot

David D. designed a gorgeous tallit using Adam's as a kind of model.

Myles wanted a traditional looking tallit, using the colors of the New York Rangers.

Sara wanted an ivory colored tallit with rose and metallic gold adornments.

Seth's tallit was created from a burgundy-ish dupioni silk that fringed black.

Sarah's words: I knew the moment I converted to Judaism 9 years ago, I wanted to commission a tallit to be made that represented my family's heritage. The tallit is made with my grandmother's O'Bryan tartan. Two of the corners are adorned with the Star of David and the Hebrew Chai. The other two corners are adorned with a Tudor rose flower to represent England-the country my grandmother is from. Those two corners have the Hebrew word hineni.

Emily's tallit was designed by her grandfather as a surprise

Joseph had a vision.

Samara's parents purchased some silk fabric