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TIECHELS
(scarves)
Batiste
Cotton & Blends
Denim
Onion Skin
Peach Skin
Poly & Blends
Rayon & Blends
Satin & Blends
Silk & Blends
Sheer
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
Lace
Ties
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 - Hair Accessories)
Sheer
TZNIUT CLOTHING
Jumpers
Me'ilim (coats)
JUDAIC ART
Birkat Kohanim
Hamsa
Kinnor
L'Chayim
Magen David
Menorah
Mizrach
Shin
Shabbat
Shalom
MATERIALS for Custom Headcovering Orders
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Fabric
Beading
Venise Lace Trim
Yarn
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Headcoverings by Devorah Company Information
Headcoverings by Devorah specializes in traditional and contemporary head coverings for tzniut - modesty, for hair loss and any occasion. Traditional and contemporary handmade scarves, kerchiefs, snoods, veils, mantillas, shawls, hair wraps, kippot, hats, modest clothing and Judaic art.
HEAD COVERINGS
Tiechel - Tichel - Mitpachat - Tza'if (Scarf / Scarves)
- Batiste (& broadcloth)
Batiste fabric is a lightweight cotton blend. It has many uses as lining, baby clothes, blouses, and is sometimes the fabric that handkerchiefs are usually made of. Batiste fabric makes a really comfortable covering for hot summer months. Dark batiste colors usually give total coverage for most hair colors. The lighter color batiste may be semi-sheer for those with dark hair. I interchange with Broadcloth which is basically the same fabric as batiste but with a slightly tighter weave.
Cotton fabric is a natural fiber that allows the skin to breathe and it wears and washes well.
Denim fabric is a cotton twill that is mostly used for jeans and jackets but the lighter weight denims are suitable for head coverings worn during cooler months. Some denims are combined with Lycra to add stretch.
Onion Skin fabric is a sheer poly stretch blend. When held up to the light it has a similar fabric pattern as onion skin paper.
Peach Skin is a very soft rayon type fabric and feels somewhat like a skin of a peach but doest not have the 'fuzz' and is more of the feel of rayon fabric.
Polyester fabric is usually smooth, crisp and particularly springy. It is lightweight, strong and resistant to creasing, shrinking, stretching and washes well.
Rayon fabric is a synthetic fiber and has a silky feel, lustrous appearance, and drapes well.
Satin fabric usually have a smooth finish with a glossy face and a dull back. Acetate, nylon, polyester, silk are the fibers used for most satins. The softness and sheen of the satin will vary depending on blend.
Silk fabric has a soft luster. High quality silk is also strong and is one of the finest fibers.
Sheer fabric is a very light-weight fabric which usually has a very thin weave. My sheer coverings are made from various types of sheer fabrics.
Mimkhatah (Kerchiefs)
Snoods
- Batiste
- Cotton & Blends
- Crochet
- Denim
- Lace
- Lined
- Onion Skin
- Peach Skin
- Poly & Blends
- Rayon & Blends
- Satin & Blends
- Sheers
- Silk & Blends
- Suede & Blends
Suede fabric used for head coverings are thin and lightweight and is made from polyester, not animal skins and is washable.
Velvet fabric can be made from any fiber - silk, cotton, polyester, poly-cotton, acetate and viscose are the primary materials used for velvet and depending on fiber blend will give a different feel and thickness. I will usually try to note what feel and thickness is of the velvet used in a particular covering. If not noted yet please contact me for further details.
Veils Mantillas & Wraps
Shawls or Headcoverings
Kippot (kippahs - skullcaps)
Kova'im (hats & caps)
Headband Coverings
Tzinuit Clothing (Modest Clothing)
Judaic Art (Jewish - Hebrew - Biblical Art)
Materials for Custom Head Covering Orders
Headcoverings by Devorah Payment Information
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Site Navigation for Orach Chayim Torah Study & Resources
613 Mitzvot (Commandments)
611 Mitzvot were given by G-d through Moshe. The first 2 Mitzvot were given directly by G-d at Har Sinai. The Taryag Mitzvot (613 Commandments) are Scriptural and Divine in origin.
Aggadah & Mashalim (Narration & Parables)
Aggadah is a Hebrew word that means narration and includes many themes - ethics, taught through fables and sayings, and history related through legends.
Challah is a special Jewish bread that is traditionally eaten on Shabbat (Sabbath) and Yamim Tovim (Holy Days)
The Book Shelf section has many resource recommendations and study helps along with store links for purchase, if desired.
All the traditional Shabbat blessings and prayers.
Erev Shabbat
Motzi
Zemirot Devar Torah
Shir Hamaalot
Mayim Achronim
Birkat HaMazon
Shacharit
Motzi
Birkat HaMazon
Zemirot
Mincha
Sudah Shelishit
Maariv
Melaveh Malkah
Traditional Daily Blessings and Prayers.
A Compilation of Jewish Commentary & Thought on Various Subjects.
A comprehensive compilation of definition and meaning of Hebrew words and terms. A B D E F G H I K Ch L M N O P R S Sh T Tz U V Y Z
A comprehensive compilation of Hebrew phrases with definition.
Hebrew Transliterated English Torah
An Hebrew transliteration and English translation of the first five Books of the Scriptures with extensive definition and commentary by Chazal (our Sages) of specific Hebrew words and phrases within the passages. Also included is the Haftarah portions also with commentary. This is a work still in progress.
Sefer Devarim
A summary on each of the Jewish Holy Days - date, duration, source, names, general theme, traditional foods, customs and commentary.
Shabbat (sign of our covenant)
Rosh Hashanah (beginning of the Hebrew year)
Yom Kippur (weighed and judged)
Sukkot (blessings abound in Eretz Yisrael)
Chanukah (Festival of Lights)
Purim (Megillah scroll read)
Pesach (The Guardian of Yisrael neither slumbers nor sleeps)
Shavuot (Festival of Firstfruits)
Shevatim (Tribes) (the Twelve Tribes of Yisrael)
Encampment map, Tribal Flags of Benei Yisrael and commentary.
An Audio collection of Shabbat Blessings, Zemirot, Biblical Liturgy, Yiddish, Yisraeli Folksongs & Contemporary Music, also a variety of Torah, Misc. Audio/Video Teachings.
A large assortment of Judaic Jewish Graphics.
Various links to Judaic sources.
If you would like to submit a website link for consideration, please contact me at: devorahchannah@wildblue.net
Link to Headcoverings by Devorah
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Names of the men of Torah. A partial list from the Torah - Hebrew names each have their own specific meaning.
Names of the women of Torah. A partial list from the Torah - Hebrew names each have their own specific meaning.
Parashat HaShavua (The Weekly Torah Portions)
An extensive compilation of the Torah and Haftarah portions read on Shabbat and Holidays.
Pirkei Avot (Sayings of Our Fathers) - Under construction
Sefer Tehillim (Book of Psalms) - Under Construction
Commentary on the Book of Psalms from various sources - Yalkut MeAm Lo'ez, Rashi and The Schottenstein Book of Psalms.
Articles of Creed Covering the 613 Mitzvot of Judaism
Traditional prayers and blessing within Judaism
Orach Chayim
A group for discussions on all aspects of Judaism and Torah observance.
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