Tzitzit Tassels with Clips for Jewish Men and Women

Bulk Tzitzits: 16 Pieces in One Pack Each set of Jewish Tzitzit tassels in this pack comes with clips. A distinct feature of these Tzitzits is that one of the threads, known as the Shamash thread, is longer than the rest. This longer thread represents royalty.

Handcrafted Tzitzits Our Tzitzits are all handmade, not machine-made. The eight strings and five knots in each Tzitzit symbolize the 613 commandments (mitzvot) of the Torah.

Versatile Usage This set of Tzitzit strings can be used to adorn the corners of either a Tallit Katan (small prayer shawl) or a Tallit Gadol (large prayer shawl). Additionally, they can be attached to jackets, jeans, or even used as a scarf.

Easy to Hang Each of our Tzitzits comes equipped with a metal hook, facilitating convenient attachment.

Appropriate Length The total length of each Tzitzit, excluding the clip, is 18.7 inches (47.5 cm). With the clip included, the length increases to 20.5 inches (52 cm).

Benefits of Wearing Tzitzits Wearing Tzitzits is a fundamental Jewish practice that holds deep spiritual significance. The act of donning Tzitzits serves as a constant reminder of the 613 commandments prescribed in the Torah. By keeping these fringes attached to one's garments, an individual is continually mindful of their commitment to the divine teachings and their responsibility to uphold them.

Tzitzits as a Commandment The commandment to wear Tzitzits is derived from the book of Numbers in the Torah, where it is stated, "Speak to the children of Israel and say to them that they shall make for themselves fringes on the corners of their garments throughout their generations" (Numbers 15:38). This mitzvah, or divine commandment, has been faithfully observed by observant Jews for centuries, serving as a tangible connection to their spiritual heritage.

Symbolic Significance The Tzitzit strings and knots hold profound symbolic meaning. The eight strings represent the eight days of the week, and the five knots signify the five books of the Torah. Additionally, the blue thread, known as the Shamash or "servant" thread, is a powerful symbol of royalty and servitude. It reminds the wearer of their dual role as both a servant of God and a member of the royal priesthood.

Spiritual Reminders Wearing Tzitzits serves as a constant spiritual reminder, prompting the wearer to contemplate their relationship with the Divine and their obligations as a Jew. The physical act of touching the Tzitzits can evoke a sense of reverence and connection, inspiring the individual to live a life of righteousness and fulfillment of the commandments.

Conclusion The Tzitzit is a profound and deeply meaningful Jewish tradition that transcends the physical realm. Through the act of wearing these fringed garments, individuals are reminded of their spiritual heritage, their connection to the divine teachings, and their responsibility to live a life of purpose and devotion.

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