Pomegranate Hamsa Trivet by Melanie Dankowicz feed-cl2-wedding-smash-glass " Mezuzot are placed on Color:Pink + Purple + Turquoise

Name: Pomegranate Hamsa Trivet by Melanie Dankowicz feed-cl2-wedding-smash-glass " Mezuzot are placed on Color:Pink + Purple + Turquoise
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 83958034733
Price: 165.00 USD
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Rating: 4.1917 (27 reviews)

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Pomegranate Hamsa Trivet by Melanie Dankowicz feed cl2 wedding smash glass " Mezuzot are placed on Color:Pink + Purple + Turquoise " Mezuzot are placed on entry doors to fulfill the Biblical commandment to proclaim the Shema "on the doorposts of your house and on your gates INDICATE: Color of the Shin: Gold Melanie Dankowicz laser cuts from stainless steel and hand finishes housewarming

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