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Mesorat Avot Siddur – Traditional Jewish Prayer Book
Mesorat Avot Siddur – Traditional Jewish Prayer Book
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The Mesorat Avot Siddur is a beautifully designed daily and Shabbat prayer book, perfect for personal devotion or gifting. Wrapped in luxurious white faux leather, this Siddur features an embossed silver Hebrew title framed within a graceful arch design, symbolizing reverence and tradition.
This Siddur includes a complete prayer service layout in clear, easy-to-read Hebrew letters, making it accessible for readers of all ages. It’s designed to follow the traditional Jewish prayer structure, supporting daily, Shabbat, and holiday use.
Produced by Melehet Mahshevet Judaica, the Mesorat Avot Siddur combines refined aesthetics with spiritual depth. Whether for regular synagogue attendance or home use, it offers an uplifting and dignified prayer experience.
Its durable cover and thoughtful layout also make it a popular choice for bar mitzvah gifts, holidays, or synagogue dedications. Beautiful, meaningful, and practical — the perfect companion for heartfelt tefillah.
Kashrut & materials
Kashrut & materials
Our tzitzit are tied under rabbinic supervision by certified makers. The maker, string type (hand-spun or machine-made meyuchad) and tying custom are listed in the options above and in the description.
Shipping
Shipping
Orders ship the same business day from our US warehouse. Standard shipping is free on US orders over $85. UPS 2nd Day Air and Next Day Air are available at checkout, and we ship internationally with USPS and UPS Express. Shipping policy
Returns
Returns
Return unworn items in their original packaging within 30 days of delivery, with a free prepaid label inside the US. Tzitzit garments in sealed packaging cannot be returned once opened, unless they arrived defective or incorrect. Return policy
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Which tying should I choose?
Choose the tying of your family's custom: Ashkenazi, Sephardi or Chabad. If you are not sure, ask your rabbi or follow the custom of your father's family.
What is the difference between thin and thick strings?
Machine-made (meyuchad) strings are thin and uniform. Hand-spun strings are thicker, with a traditional look.
How do I pick the right size?
Compare the size chart on this page with a garment you already own. For a tallit, start from your height on the maker's chart. See our tallit size guide.
Can I return it?
Unworn items in original packaging can be returned within 30 days. Sealed tzitzit garments cannot be returned once opened, unless they arrived defective or incorrect.