Medium 15-18.5 cm / 5.9-7.3 Velvet Velvet Kippahs / Yarmulke
Medium 15-18.5 cm / 5.9-7.3 Velvet Velvet Kippahs / Yarmulke
Velvet Kippahs (Yarmulkes) are just one kind of Kippah style we have to offer. Soft velvet with colorful designs is an excellent option for a young one’s first kippah. A kippah is a reminder of the relationship between the Jewish people and Hashem, often worn in synagogue if not every day. There are plenty of kippahs to choose from, meaning there is a style for everyone.
The Kippah As A Public Proclamation of Faith
Originally worn as a head covering during worship, the kippah has become a symbol of humility to be worn at all times, a public acknowledgment that G-d is above us, as well as public proclamation of faith. We have a great selection of designs, from more formal designs to more casual, everyday kippahs. Our most formal offering is a white, satin kippah with a delicate Jerusalem theme embroidered in outline about the edge. It's a great choice for weddings or Bar Mitzvahs.
Embroidered Kippahs
We also have a huge selection artisanal kippahs from Jerusalem-based artist Yair Emanuel. These feature raw silk kippahs in a variety of colors with colorful Jerusalem motifs. Also available is a flower motif embroidered on raw silk in a variety of hues. Several of his kippahs are completely covered in tight embroidery, giving them an Eastern craft aesthetic. These include bird designs, as well as an old Jerusalem motifs, available in several colors. Emanuel also offers a series kippahs in which he has hand painted in gold. These include an Old Jerusalem motif, as well one with the symbols of the different Jewish tribes.
Knit Kippahs
In addition to these, we have the standard knitted kippahs, available in a variety of colors. These can be monochrome or two-tone. They can also come with an embroidered Star of David.
Velvet Kippahs (Yarmulkes) are just one kind of Kippah style we have to offer. Soft velvet with colorful designs is an excellent option for a young one’s first kippah. A kippah is a reminder of the relationship between the Jewish people and Hashem, often worn in synagogue if not every day. There are plenty of kippahs to choose from, meaning there is a style for everyone.
The Kippah As A Public Proclamation of Faith
Originally worn as a head covering during worship, the kippah has become a symbol of humility to be worn at all times, a public acknowledgment that G-d is above us, as well as public proclamation of faith. We have a great selection of designs, from more formal designs to more casual, everyday kippahs. Our most formal offering is a white, satin kippah with a delicate Jerusalem theme embroidered in outline about the edge. It's a great choice for weddings or Bar Mitzvahs.
Embroidered Kippahs
We also have a huge selection artisanal kippahs from Jerusalem-based artist Yair Emanuel. These feature raw silk kippahs in a variety of colors with colorful Jerusalem motifs. Also available is a flower motif embroidered on raw silk in a variety of hues. Several of his kippahs are completely covered in tight embroidery, giving them an Eastern craft aesthetic. These include bird designs, as well as an old Jerusalem motifs, available in several colors. Emanuel also offers a series kippahs in which he has hand painted in gold. These include an Old Jerusalem motif, as well one with the symbols of the different Jewish tribes.
Knit Kippahs
In addition to these, we have the standard knitted kippahs, available in a variety of colors. These can be monochrome or two-tone. They can also come with an embroidered Star of David.
Brown Velvet Kippah$4.99 $2.99
