Mezuzah Cases
A mezuzah case protects the klaf, the small scroll with the Shema handwritten by a trained scribe. We sell the case only and say so on every page. Olive wood and resin cases for a 10 or 15 cm scroll, from $79.90.
Complete the set
10% off the second piece, always.
Pair a necklace with the matching studs or ring. The saving is applied in the bag, no code needed.
Which mezuzah case for which door?
Short answer: Olive wood for the front door, the mini case for bedrooms and offices, metal for a door that sees weather.
| Material | Best for | Care | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Olive wood and resin | Front door, a warm natural look | Dry cloth; covered doorframe | $79.90 to $89.90 |
| Mini olive wood | Bedroom, office, a child's room | Dry cloth | $79.90 |
| Metal, antique finish | A front door that sees weather | Dry cloth, no sprays | $54.90 |
Your questions
Do your mezuzah cases include a scroll?
No. We sell the case only. A kosher scroll (klaf) must be handwritten by a trained scribe and is bought separately.
Which side of the door does a mezuzah go on?
On the right doorpost as you walk in, in the upper third. Many families tilt the top toward the room.
What size case do I need?
Match the case to your scroll: each page lists the scroll size it holds, in centimeters.
Is there a blessing?
Yes. Our guide gives the blessing in Hebrew, transliteration and English.
About the mezuzah
Deuteronomy 6:9 asks Jews to write the words of the Shema on the doorposts of their homes. The mezuzah is how that is done: a handwritten parchment rolled inside a case and fixed to the doorframe. The case is the part you see, and the first thing guests notice at a Jewish door.
Read: How to hang a mezuzah