A modern mezuzah case keeps the form simple and lets the material speak. These designs are cut in straight lines and soft ovals, with the letter Shin either built into the stone, engraved, or left off entirely. Finishes run from natural black and gray to raw, frame-cut Jerusalem stone. They sit well on a contemporary front door, a glass entrance or a minimalist interior, and they are a favorite with architects and designers specifying Judaica for a new home. Five chamber sizes, self-adhesive mounting, indoor or outdoor. A scroll (klaf) can be added on the product page.
Jerusalem Stone Mezuzah
Jerusalem Stone Mezuzah
Jerusalem Stone Mezuzah
Jerusalem Stone Mezuzah
Jerusalem Stone Mezuzah
What makes a stone mezuzah modern
A modern design removes everything that is not needed: straight edges or a single soft curve, a flat face, and a Shin that is cut into the stone, raised from it, or left off. The material does the rest.
Finishes: black, gray and natural
Black and gray stone suit dark front doors, steel frames and glass entrances; natural, frame-cut Jerusalem stone keeps the raw texture of the quarry and suits wood and concrete. Every finish is the stone's own color, not a paint.
Minimalist, and made by hand in Israel
The lines are simple, the work is not. Each case is cut and finished by hand in our Jerusalem workshop, which is why architects and designers order these mezuzahs from Israel for new homes.
Modern Mezuzah — Questions & Answers
Do modern designs come with the letter Shin?
Some have a Shin cut in or raised from the stone; others leave the face plain. Each product page shows which.
Are the black and gray colors painted?
No. They are the natural color of the stone.
Can a modern case go outside?
Yes. Every design is suitable for indoor and outdoor use.
Find the modern mezuzah for your door
Every modern mezuzah here comes in five sizes. Prefer a pale stone? See the white stone mezuzahs, or all Jerusalem stone mezuzahs.