Ignite the flame of generosity in your home with this unique Tzedakah Box:
Crafted from metal with care, this elegant box serves for your acts of charity.
Adorned in a vibrant orange and yellow fiery script that spells out the Hebrew text ""HaEsh Sheli" (My Fire), it symbolizes the warmth and passion behind every contribution.
Below this striking inscription, an oval circle encapsulates the Hebrew word "Tzedakah," reinforcing the box's purpose and the sacred act of giving.
Perfect for any Jewish home, this Tzedakah Box turns the mitzvah of giving into a visually stunning statement of faith and compassion. Elevate your acts of kindness with the "HaEsh Sheli" Tzedakah Box, a radiant symbol of compassion and giving. Its vibrant hues and intricate design serve as a constant reminder of the power of generosity. As you contribute to this sacred vessel, let its fiery script and graceful oval circle inspire you to ignite the flames of goodwill and make a meaningful difference in the lives of others. Embrace the tradition of tzedakah with style and purpose, as each donation fuels the flame of hope and kindness in our world.
Rabbi Nachman of Breslov (Bratslav) was a major early Chassidic master. Since his death and burial in the Ukrainian city of Uman in 1810, his burial site has become a major site for Jewish pilgrimage, especially during Rosh Hashanah, when thousands of Jews from all over the world flock to Uman.
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https://judaica.devi4.com/elegant-tin-my-fire-tzedakah-box140939Elegant HaEsh Sheli My Flame Tzedakah Boxhttps://judaica.devi4.com/media/catalog/product/a/t/at-uk40618.jpg88USDInStock/Judaica/Tzedakah Boxes3739<p>Ignite the flame of generosity in your home with this unique Tzedakah Box:</p>
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<li>Crafted from metal with care, this elegant box serves for your acts of charity.</li>
<li>Adorned in a vibrant orange and yellow fiery script that spells out the Hebrew text ""HaEsh Sheli" (My Fire), it symbolizes the warmth and passion behind every contribution.</li>
<li>Below this striking inscription, an oval circle encapsulates the Hebrew word "Tzedakah," reinforcing the box's purpose and the sacred act of giving.</li>
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<p id="ETV9RME">Perfect for any Jewish home, this Tzedakah Box turns the mitzvah of giving into a visually stunning statement of faith and compassion. Elevate your acts of kindness with the "HaEsh Sheli" Tzedakah Box, a radiant symbol of compassion and giving. Its vibrant hues and intricate design serve as a constant reminder of the power of generosity. As you contribute to this sacred vessel, let its fiery script and graceful oval circle inspire you to ignite the flames of goodwill and make a meaningful difference in the lives of others. Embrace the tradition of tzedakah with style and purpose, as each donation fuels the flame of hope and kindness in our world.</p>
<p><strong>Rabbi Nachman of Breslov (Bratslav)</strong> was a major early Chassidic master. Since his death and burial in the Ukrainian city of Uman in 1810, his burial site has become a major site for Jewish pilgrimage, especially during Rosh Hashanah, when thousands of Jews from all over the world flock to Uman.</p></div></div></div>00add-to-cartCharity BoxesMetalJudaicaHebrew
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