“If I Forget You Jerusalem” on Slate Stone  
Large selection of designs.
Measures 16/30 cm
Weight 1 kg
Stands included. 
 
“If I Forget You Jerusalem, let my right hand forget her skill.”
Excerpt from Psalm 137 describing the anguish of the Jewish nation when exiled from Jerusalem (and their land) by the Babylonians, who destroyed the First Holy Temple. This phrase is customarily said by the groom when breaking the glass under the Chuppah. This is to remind us that even at the height of personal joy, we recall that Jerusalem is still in need of being completely restored.
This design will infuse colour and warmth into your home. This unique item is printed on slate stone.