Book Lover Laser-Cut Mezuzah
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This Book Lover Laser-Cut Mezuzah is made for homes where stories matter. Crafted from Baltic birch wood with intricate bookshelf cutouts and blue and green engraved detailing, it’s a warm, thoughtful nod to teachers, librarians, graduates, and anyone whose happy place is between the pages. At six inches tall, it’s meaningful without overpowering the doorway, making it a beautiful gift for weddings, Bat Mitzvahs, housewarmings, or holidays.
- Made from Baltic birch wood
- Laser cut and assembled by hand
- 6" x 1" x 0.75"
- Suitable for 7 cm or 10 cm scrolls
- Mount with small nails or strong 3M double-sided adhesive
- Each piece is one of a kind with natural color variations
- Kosher scroll not included
Shipped directly from the artist to you. Please allow up to 7 days to ship. Expedited shipping and international shipping are NOT available.
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- Free shipping on U.S. orders $99+
- Orders typically ship in 1 week from Amy's Massachusetts studio
- Rush shipping not available
- Standard delivery typically takes 3-7 business days
- Easy returns within 30 days of purchase
Meet the artist
Amy Weiss Design is a Boston-area studio where a sculptor turned graphic designer makes laser-cut mezuzahs and personalized Judaica for life's big moments.
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Meet the artist
Amy Weiss Design
Amy Weiss Design is a Boston-area studio where a sculptor turned graphic designer makes laser-cut mezuzahs and personalized Judaica for life's big moments.
- Based in
- Boston area, Massachusetts
- Craft
- Laser-cut wood mezuzahs
Amy Weiss has known since she was six that she wanted to be an artist. She doodled in every notebook she could find, and everyone assumed she'd grow out of it. Instead she earned an MFA in sculpture from the University of Pennsylvania and worked as a graphic designer for nonprofits before starting her own company.
Amy Weiss Design turns her original art into custom Judaica, much of it personalized for weddings, b'nai mitzvah, new homes and other Jewish milestones. She likes that the work combines the digital and the physical, and she calls herself a problem solver who loves a new project.
The mezuzahs at ModernTribe show her playful side: laser-cut Baltic birch cases shaped like a deli pickle jar and a bookshelf, one dancing with musical notes, and a pomegranate with hand-drawn artwork over a shimmering blue and purple foil backdrop.
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- EducationMFA in sculpture, University of Pennsylvania
