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Head Coverings for Religious Purposes - Tzniut - Modesty or Hair Loss and  Orach Chayim Torah Study Resources 
Unique & Traditional Custom Made, Scarves, Kerchiefs, Snoods, Veils Mantillas, Shawls, Hair Wraps, Kippot, Hats, Modest Clothing and Judaic Art

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Tiechels            Snoods            Veils Mantillas        Shawls        Women's Kippot 

May this site be an inspiration for a return to the values that have been emphasized for centuries in Jewish life.  These values are summed up in the word tzniut – (modesty).  And these values are not only for Jews.

Tzniut means knowing and communicating to others that your identity equals your innermost self.  Physical appearance should be designed to call attention to one’s worth and nobility, to a good soul.

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TIECHELS (scarves)
  Batiste
  Cotton & Blends

  Denim
  Onion Skin
  Peach Skin
  Poly & Blends
  Rayon & Blends

  Satin & Blends
  Silk & Blends
  Sheer
  Tiechels with Lace Ties

MIMKHATAH (Kerchief Coverings)

SNOODS
  Batiste
  Cotton & Blends

  Crochet
  Denim
  Lace
  Lined
  Onion Skin
  Peach Skin
  Poly & Blends
  Rayon & Blends

  Satin & Blends
  Sheers
  Silk & Blends
  Suede & Blends
  Velvet
 
  Snoods with Lace Ties

Jacquard Band
  Self-Tying

VEILS MANTILLAS & WRAPS
  Beaded

  Bridal
  Trimmed
  Untrimmed

SHAWLS or  HEADCOVERINGS
  Shabbat

KIPPOT (skullcaps)
  Beaded

  Buchari Style
  Mapit (Doily Style)
  Frik
  Misc
  Special Occasion
  Trimmed
  Untrimmed

KOVA'IM (hats)
  Chenille
  Cotton
  Crochet
  Knit
  Suede
 
Weave

SERET METZACH (Headband - Accessories)
  Sheer

TZNIUT CLOTHING
(Modest Wear)
   Jumpers
   Me'ilim (coats)
   Blouses

JUDAIC ART
  Birkat Kohanim
  Hamsa
  Kinnor
  L'Chayim
  Magen David
  Menorah
  Mizrach
  Shin
  Shabbat
  Shalom

MATERIALS  for Custom Headcovering Orders
  Cording
  Trim
  Fabric
  Beading
  Venise Lace Trim
  Yarn

 

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Welcome to Headcoverings by Devorah -  Head Coverings for Religious Purposes - Tzniut - Modesty or Hair Loss and Orach Chayim Torah Study Resources!

Here you will find custom made traditional and contemporarily stylish head coverings, whether it be for religious purposes, tzniut - modesty, hair loss, or those who just love wearing hair coverings and hair accessories. 

My designs can be worn by all women who wear head coverings for one reason or another. In the times of Chazal (our Sages) even non-Jewish women covered their hair when married (Sanhedrin 58b).

Perfect for Synagogue, Bar/Bat Mitzvahs, Wedding Guests, Candle Lighting, Kiddish, all Religious and Traditional Occasions. 

My headcovering designs makes attractive, comfortable and soft coverings for those with hair loss due to cancer, chemotherapy, alopecia, trichotillomania and other medical conditions - "When your body is falling apart and you have no hair it is very satisfying to have something attractive to put on your head. It makes you feel pretty and whole again."  Loretta

I invite you to try a better way of wearing head coverings without the hassle of pins and clips and constantly tugging at the hair covering due to slippage!

Many designs to choose from!  To view the online catalog of head coverings, click on the categories in the left hand column of this page.

 

Crown of a Woman.  The head covering is one of the most cherished pieces of clothing a woman possesses.  With it she fulfills a great mitzvah min haTorah (Biblical commandment) and it bestows on her many exceptional side benefits that emanate from fulfilling a mitzvah (commandment) that is founded on tzniut (modesty), the most important characteristic of the Bat Yisrael (daughter of Israel).

A woman completes her attire with head-wear that is impressive in its refinement, and reflects the regal and virtuous character of N'shei Yisrael (Women of Israel). (Mekorot 32:1)

 

Categories Description:

Tiechels - Tichels, Snoods, Veils, Mantillas: 

Scarf (tiechel), snood and veil mantilla head covering designs are so versatile they can be worn a variety of ways and for a variety of reasons, according to one's preference -  as a casual look to that of total elegance!  For candle-lighting and prayer.

My unique tying designs are used to size the headcovering snuggly to prevent slipping and adds a beautiful & elegant touch. 

Tiechel & Snood selection includes many fabric styles and types, from opaque to sheer, from unlined to lined, made of batiste, cotton blends, denim, onion skin, peach skin, polyester, rayon, satin, suede, velvet and silk fabrics.

The Mantilla Veil & Hair Wrap section offers a variety of lace fabrics with either beading, venise trim or untrimmed edges and a choice of regular triangular cut, oval or round cut.

Mimkhatah, Kerchief:

My newest design is the Mimkhatah, which is Hebrew for kerchief.  They are very simple to wear and comfortable.  So lightweight you will forget you have one on! 

Mimkhatah coverings can be worn for every day wear or for any special occasion.  I have listed many different designs and fabric styles to fit the lifestyle of all women who may wish to wear a head covering for one reason or another.  The Mimkhatah are available in various fabrics with or without trim.

Kippot - Kippahs - Yarmulke - Scullcaps:

My style of women's kippot are unique in design and texture and look absolutely beautiful on! 

Many can be worn by both men and women!   

The kippot can be worn for a variety of reasons and especially by women wishing to observe the laws of headcovering during prayer in some form but have not yet committed to a fully covering the hair.  Also makes wonderful gifts for the women  family members of the Bar/Bat Mitzvah and/or as a very special gift for the Bat Mitzvah herself! 

All kippot come with a small comb sewn inside (or matching kippah clips by request).

Kova - Kovaim - Hats:

The hat section offers fashionable yet comfortable and modest hats unique in design. 

I hope to offer many more designs in the near future, and if possible restock those that have sold out - so please check back often!

Seret Metzach (Headband) Hair Accessories:

My seret metzach are great for anyone who likes wearing headband coverings.  I originally designed the headband - hair accessories as head covering accessories, but are popular with many wearing as just a hair accessory. 

I will soon have listed, pictures of how some headbands are really gorgeous worn over a snood or tiechel for those who wish to add a pretty touch to an old favorite covering or a newly purchased one.  I may offer some as a set.

I hope to have many styles of the seret metzach available asap!

Shabbat Shawls: 

Add a touch of elegance and wrap yourself in the Shabbat (Sabbath) or any special day with the beauty of an elegant shawl!   I specialize in long full shawls patterned after the ancient lacy coverings.  These shawls also make beautiful large head coverings for candle lighting and prayer!

I will be offering kosher tallit (prayer shawls) with tzitzit in the near future.

Modest Clothing:

My specialty design in tzniut (modest) clothing are according to the authority of the Torah, and are garments that blend dignity and pleasantness.  As Shlomo HaMelech states in describing the clothing of the Eshet Chayil (Woman of Valor), "She dresses in clothes of strength and regality" (Mishlei/Prov. 31:25).  And as our Chazal states, "Strength lies in conforming with the ordinances of the Torah" (Shir HaShirim Rabbah 2:10) These two the Eishet Chayil combines with absolute harmony - her clothes are an embodiment of strength, as they fulfill to perfection the requirements of the Torah.  Her clothes are aesthetically pleasing and eminently tasteful.

Judaic Art:  All my art is inspired by my love of Hashem (G-d), His Torah (the Scriptures), Eretz Yisrael (Land of Israel), and the deep spiritual kavanah (heart-felt devotion) found within Orthodox Judaism. 

My Judaic art make great gifts and a wonderful addition to your Judaic collection!

Chuppah / Chuppot:  Coming soon!

 

Note: 

I would love to start a Gallery page of women wearing my headcovering designs.  If you would like to participate please contact me for further information: devorahchannah@wildblue.net

 


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Torah Study & Resources


You will also find within this site comprehensive resources to aid in Torah (Scriptural) study. 

For example:

  • Hebrew glossary
  • Hebrew phrases
  • Hebrew transliterated and English translation Torah (first five Books of the Bible)
  • extensive traditional and contemporary Jewish music audio clips
  • Free Judaic graphics and clip art
  • Torah study book reviews and recommendation

To view each study and resource, please click on the extensive list of links located in the upper right hand column of this page.

Torah - It is a tree of life for those who grasp it, Its ways are ways of pleasantness and all its paths are shalom.  Lengthy days are at its right; at its left are wealth and honor.  HaShem desired, for the sake of Yisrael's righteousness, that the Torah be made great and glorious.

 

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