Antique Black Fur-Trim Siddur, 5x7 Tefillah BeKavanah #1567

The #1567 frame in antique black, with a fur panel worked into the cover, here holding Tefillah BeKavanah. The antiquing leaves the black deliberately uneven — darker in the recesses, lighter where the surface catches light — which is why it reads as leather and age rather than as something new off a press.

Two editions to choose from. L'Chol is the weekday siddur, the one that lives in a tefillin bag and gets opened three times a day. HaShulem carries Shabbos alongside the weekday tefillos, so it covers Friday night and Shabbos morning without a second sefer. A bochur davening in yeshiva usually wants the L'Chol; a man buying one siddur for everything wants the HaShulem. Both come in the same 5x7 hand size.

Tefillah BeKavanah is built around slowing you down at the places that deserve it, and a siddur you like holding is part of that. The #1567 design also runs as a machzor cover, a haggadah cover and a zemiros booklet if you want the black to carry through the year rather than stop at one sefer.

• Malchut design #1567
• Material: Fur
• Type: L'Chol (Weekday), HaShulem (Shabbos + Weekday)

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