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A poem describing the ritual of removing the tzitzit from a dead person’s tallit and giving them to his or her beloveds prior to burial
A person wearing a tallit reads from an open book while seated on a wooden bench.

Some couples wrap the baby in a tallit, perhaps the one used as their huppah, as a symbol of covenant or welcome

Hands in a purple-patterned fabric holding knotted white cords, showcasing intricate details.
Poem marking the occasion of a child’s Bat/Bar Mitzvah
Close-up of a black fabric drawstring bag on a wooden surface, with white rope drawstrings.

A poem dedicated to women who are crafters of tallitot

spools of thread in a loom

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