Observed arrival · 2026-09-29
Chut Shel Chaim’s one-of-one, hand-tied tzitzit
A Jerusalem-made collection of tzitzit crafted by hand from repurposed garments.
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- People seeking handmade, one-of-one tzitzit
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- The 14-piece collection is a record of finished work, not live inventory; visitors are asked to inquire about availability.
Field notes
The maker says each piece is cleaned, cut and hemmed by hand before the tzitzit are tied. Its listed knot sequence is five double knots separated by seven, eight, eleven and thirteen windings. The collection groups 14 numbered examples across hoodies, polos, talit katan, quarter-zips and knits; the site explicitly describes these as records of completed work rather than a live stock list.
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One card from the complete issue