Mermaid Tails Mezuzah Case| Colorful Wooden Mermaid Mezuzah Case
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Description
A little mermaid magic for your doorway.
The Mermaid Tails Mezuzah brings a joyful splash of color to the Sea of Shalom Collection. With hand-painted-style rainbow scales, sweeping mermaid fins, touches of shimmering gold, and a dimensional Hebrew Shin, this playful wooden mezuzah turns a doorway into something worth noticing.
Bright, whimsical, and wonderfully unexpected, it’s especially fun for kids’ and teens’ rooms, nurseries, playrooms, beach houses—or any Jewish home that believes tradition can have a little more color.
Choose your mermaid:
- Silver Mermaid — saturated jewel-toned scales with a pink and turquoise tail
- Rainbow Mermaid — softer rainbow scales with a bright aqua tail
Because really, who said a mezuzah has to be rectangular?
Part of the Sea of Shalom Collection, inspired by the colors, creatures, sparkle and joy of the sea.
✨ Colorful wooden mermaid-tail design
✨ Dimensional Hebrew Shin
✨ Glittering metallic details
✨ Two colorways available
✨ Indoor use
✨ Prayer scroll not included
Tradition doesn’t have to be beige.
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Product details
| Brand | Eclecticjudaica |
|---|---|
| Product type | Mezuzah |
| SKU | MEZsilvmermaid |
| Availability | In stock |
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