Machzor Set in Antique Bronze Leather with Fur, Oiz VeHudar #1547

Antique bronze leather trimmed in fur, on the #1547 frame, holding the Oiz VeHudar machzorim. On a men's set the fur is a statement — most of what is on the bench beside it is plain leather, and this one is not trying to blend in. The bronze underneath keeps it from tipping into ornament; the two materials together are warm rather than showy.

This is the machzor set that goes to the amud. It is bought for a man who davens for the omud on the Yomim Noraim, for a rov, or as a gift at the level where the giver wants the recipient to know exactly what was chosen. The leather takes the two long days of Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur without complaint.

Design #1547 also runs as siddur covers, haggadah covers, zemiros booklets and Chanukah pieces. Most people take the fur on the machzorim alone and keep the rest of the design in plain leather, which is the balance that tends to look right.

• Malchut design #1547
• Material: Leather, Fur

Sold by Judaica Square, Lakewood NJ. Free shipping on orders over $75. Returns within 15 days.