Pillow Script Lulav and Esrog Case
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Keep your lulav and esrog together with the Pillow Script Lulav and Esrog Case from the Waterdale Collection. Raised pillow-script embroidery of לולב (Lulav) and אתרוג (Esrog) stands out against the smooth black or navy leatherette, while the matching esrog bag is attached for convenient carrying.
The 52" x 7" case has a fully padded interior to protect the Arba Minim on the way to and from shul. The pole is positioned opposite the handles and zipper for extra-secure carrying.
Includes a Lucite lulav brachos card with the bracha recited before shaking the lulav and esrog on Sukkos. Personalize it for an elegant Sukkot gift.
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