Adamah Tallit

4 in stock

Adamah is Hebrew for earth, the ground that life springs from. I painted this tallit in those colors: soft browns, charcoal grays and ambers, with flecks of a darkening blue sky.

I print the painting with permanent dyes onto 100% silk crepe de chine, a soft, lightweight silk with a gentle sheen. It drapes like a scarf and stays comfortable through a long service.

Details

  • 100% silk crepe de chine
  • About 18 × 72 inches, one shawl size for teens and adults
  • Certified kosher wool tzitzit from Israel, or tie your own
  • A matching handmade bag

Questions

Is Adamah a good bar mitzvah tallit?

Yes. Its earthy neutrals are a favorite with bar mitzvah and bat mitzvah students and with adults who prefer quieter colors. See all my bar mitzvah tallitot.

What does Adamah mean?

Earth or soil. It's the word the Torah uses for the ground the first human, Adam, was formed from.

Browse all my silk tallitot or my black, brown and gray tallitot.

Customer Reviews

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Matthew Katz
The product is beautiful

The product is beautiful, and most importantly my daughter loves it! Sarah was very gracious about making an accommodation for rush shipping, amd made it very easy to pay for,that. Thank you!

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debbie j.
Easy and Beautiful!

I'm so in love with my new tallit! Sarah made ordering and delivery quick and easy. The artistry and craftsmanship are gorgeous. I would recommend Advah Designs to anyone!

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Mishael D.
A Cherished Talit

A wonderful work of art that I will cherish for a lifetime! Excellent craftsmanship and quality

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D F.
A Treasured Family Keepsake

Very high quality and each one is unique. This gift is even more beautiful than illustrated!

We very much appreciate the personal attention each order is given.

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Judd G.
Beautiful work!

We were looking for a tallis for my daughter's Bat Mitzvah, and she wanted something a little unique but not too crazy. I loved Sarah's designs the minute I saw them, and my daughter did too! The Adamah puts a twist on the traditional tallis, with beautiful warm colors. Thank you, Sarah!