A four-cornered garment to which ritual fringes (tzitzit/tzitzi’ot) are affixed. The knots in the fringes represent the name of God and remind us of God’s commandments. The tallit is worn during prayer and can also be drawn about oneself or around the bride and groom to symbolize divine protection.
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