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The meaningful gift they will use forever.

 

 

 

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AHYIN by Micaela Ezra est. 2014 in New York City. 

Ritual Judaica re-imagined. Thoughtful, contemporary design using premium materials. Ethically-conscious crafstmanship, supporting artisan communities. Intended to deepen connection to our ancient Jewish traditions, facilitate connection with one another, and spark soulful awareness within.

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JARDIN-WHEAT

Our Signature Challah cover design, featuring classic, creme thread on oatmeal linen. Neutral, subtle luxury - the perfect gift and an international favorite.

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BLESSING JEWELLERY COLLECTION

The perfect gift for a loved one, or a treat for yourself.

These spiritual tokens can be used as a personal mantra or to spark conversation. Each piece of jewellery is handmade with care in New York City.

CHALLAH COVERS

MATZAH COVERS

TALIT & TEFILIN

 

"They should make a Sanctuary (dedicated) to Me, and I will dwell among them" - Exodus 25:8

 

Our Story

We believe that soulful design includes thoughtful details and conscious manufacturing. We believe your home is a sacred space, a vessel for ritual and love. We believe that Judaica products should tell a story and inspire their users - for generations. 

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View fullsize “There’s a reason we have two ears and only one mouth.” Dr Edith Eger Shema שמע - undoubtedly the defining prayer of the Jewish people. It’s first word means “Hear”, and it’s verses are recounted by Moses to
View fullsize Love, love, love. And love some more. We are taught that each one of us is a temple, a dwelling place for the Divine. So perhaps the third temple will manifest once we are ready to unite these holy spaces within us. A multitude of temples reunified.
View fullsize When we leave Shabbat we will enter “Tisha b av” - the day on which the First and Second temples were destroyed. We still recall this destruction (and the inherent need for healing in our world) every time we smash a glass at a wedding.
View fullsize And just like that, she was seven. July 12th, the second “lockdown” celebration in a row…this time across the world. Somehow we are always at the waters edge on her birthday. Seven holds great meaning and power in Judaism. A num
View fullsize Are you someone who cleaves to perfection? You know what one of the issues with perfectionism is? It leaves no space to fumble or to crack, and in that case there is never space to expand, to grow, to evolve. Perfection acts as an armor - it doesn
View fullsize Every cell, every breath, every moment. 💗 Art from the #spiritjunkie deck by @gabbybernstein and I. #affirmation #deck #carddeck #watercolorandink #spiritualart #gabbybernstein #micaelaezra #affirmationart #health #vitality
View fullsize Thinking about the Hebrew word Tikvah, Hope. It’s root is related to the idea of a line, a rope or a measure - like a red thread that stretches between two points. Hope connects us to what we yearn for, it connects us to one another, it connect
View fullsize Intention meets faith; we invest ourselves, and then we let go. We put in more, and let go again. Over and over and over… Is there a vision you are awaiting? Something you’re longing for? This card for me is a beautiful reminder, tha
View fullsize What do we do with pieces? We build. We create. We use love and compassion to mosaic or weave them together. And in that process, our brokenness can become our beauty. Every cycle requires us to deconstruct, decompose, dismantle. When we examin
View fullsize Sitting here, healing a cold and craving all citrus / vitamin C - made me think of this card from the #superattractor deck inspired by an orange grove 🍊 Words by #gabbybernstein art by #micaelaezra @gabbybernstein
View fullsize The greatest love is not possible without eventually, the greatest loss; The Jewish cycle prepares us for this as best it can. But we also know that this suffering is only possible in a world of dichotomy - the world of perceived separateness in whic
View fullsize This photo was taken a year ago! Full bloom 🌸 On Intergenerational healing: In the Parsha we read last week, Chukat, we met the generation who will enter the land of Israel. In many ways they have changed from the previous generation, their parent
View fullsize By the lunar calendar, tonight, the 14th of Tammuz, marks her 7th Hebrew birthday. To help move my twenty six hours of contractions along, I took a slow walk down 7th avenue; Pacing in between my mother and my husband, I looked up at the midsummer
View fullsize For every moment you appease, avoid asking, or feel reluctant to express your full needs… We are conditioned to believe that asking is selfish or presumptuous, that it implies a neediness or signals weakness. Perhaps we don’t ask becau
View fullsize Local love 🤍
View fullsize Almond blossoms ✨ In this weeks Parsha, Korach, a leader in the community comes to challenge Moses. He argues that if we all have the capacity for divine connection within us, why do Moses and Aaron fill spiritually elevated positions? Why can’