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Welcome to Lorelei Judaic Designs |
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Welcome to Lorelei Judaic Designs, home of unique Judaic needlework tallit, kippot, and other gifts. While I specialize in Judaic work, I also create other needlework and original items — · Personalized custom tallit, tallis bags and kippot featuring hand embroidery · Mah Jongg embroidered gifts — guest towels, aprons, table runners, pillows · Judaic embroidered gifts — challah and Afikoman covers, table runners, towels for Hanukkah, Rosh Hashanah, Sukkot, Purim and Pesach, · Wall Hangings — Birkat Habayit (Blessing for the Home), Birth announcements, Bar/Bat Mitzvah & Weddings · Personalized Raggedy Ann and Andy dolls · Children’s costumes · Embroidered baby bibs and towels
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To contact me: |
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Upcoming Events: 14th Annual Carnival of Chocolates and Auctions to benefit The Dwelling Place, Sun. April 23, 2006 at BlackRock Center for the Arts, Germantown, MD.
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Website designed and maintained by Lori Wasserman using Microsoft Publisher. Hosted by Register4Less.com. Unless otherwise noted, designs, photography and text are copyright 2003-2005 by Lorelei Judaic Designs and Lori Wasserman. Copyright for machine embroideries I haven’t designed, when used, are held by their designers, who have granted authorization for their use in these pieces. If you’d like to link to my website, please contact me for permission! |
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My Creative Philosophy I enjoy using colors, textures and both hand and machine embroidery to make my work one-of-a-kind and suited to your vision and theme. Let’s work together to create a family heirloom that will be treasured for years to come. Using batiks, silks, shantungs, quilting materials, beads, metallics, ribbons and trims, I try to give my work a rich texture and dimension.
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If you have something in mind but don’t see it, just ask! |
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I like to think that "Every tallis has a story." To me, prayer is an intensely personal experience, and the prayer shawl you wrap yourself in should speak to who you are and why you choose to pray wearing a tallis. Click on “Tallis Stories” to read the stories behind some of the tallit and other projects I have made. The “research” part of these projects brings me as much fulfillment as does the creative part – I learn so much from the Torah readings, commentaries and other background research, and it becomes spiritually meaningful for me. I write the story of each customized piece and include it with the tallis or wallhanging so that others will understand and appreciate the symbolism in the colors and methods I’ve used. |
