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No, the scroll is not included with the mezuzah item but if you purchased it as a gift and would like a scroll to be added in the package, you can send me a scroll with the wedding glass shards and I will add it gladly in the package.

Small glass mezuzah : 5.5 inches X 1,9 inches (14 cm X 5 cm) - fits a 2.7" scroll case. Big glass mezuzah : 7.48 inches X 1,9 inches (19,5 cm X 5 cm) - fits a 5" scroll case. Resin mezuzah : Mezuzah : 1 inch X 5.9 inches (15 cm X 2,5 cm) - fits a 4.7" scroll case.

Warning: stepping on any glass carries the inherent risk of injury to the foot or ankle, especially if the broken shards of glass penetrate the shoe. To minimize the risk, you may wish to cover the goblet pouch with a towel or additional protection. The groom should be mindful of the risk and use the heel of the shoe, which offers more protection, rather than the sole when stepping on the glass.

Note that for all items, the colors of the pictures may vary from one monitor computer to another. For the colors of items with wedding glasses and shards may vary from photos but will be very similar. Please consider your design will be similar but not identical to the cover photo. Each creation is unique because it is handmade and will be created according to your specific shards and choices. Be sure that I will put all my heart to make it the most spectacular possible.

Handling and care of your art piece: Do not use harsh cleaners on your art piece. Wipe with a damp cloth if necessary. Do not put the art piece in contact with heat sources or direct contact with fire. Make sure that the candle wax is not in direct contact with the resin candlestick. Use a suitable aluminum foil or metal liners/cup. To keep your art piece in its optimum condition, for as long as possible, do not expose the art piece to direct or indirect sunlight. Handling and care of your Jewelry piece: Avoid scratches; remove before strenuous activities. Store pieces separately. Prevent water exposure; dry thoroughly. Keep away from harsh chemicals. Wipe resin with a damp cloth; avoid alcohol. Keep away from direct sunlight; control moisture. Keep away from heat sources.

There are two holes in the mezuzah. One above and one below. You place the mezuzah with two nails. The mezuzah case is therefore immobilized and imprisons the scroll that you own (FYI, the scroll is not included with the mezuah).

I suggest you to watch this very interesting tutorial I found on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lLgpgD_xZzU Flowers & Resin: Some flowers dry better than others in terms of appearance and color, and their colors may change once embedded in resin. All resin will naturally yellow over time, especially when exposed to sunlight, and bubbles are common in resin pieces.

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You can select the color you wish for the decorated elements (gold/rose gold/silver), for the foil flakes I'm using with the resin, and for the Hebrew Shin letter (Mezuzah) See the attached picture for illustration. For letting me know your choice with your purchase: Select the option "add personalization", and answer the question in the available space.

The return or exchange of an item is accepted if it is a finished product sold, which was ready to be shipped and not created to order, and the item must be unused and carefully packed in a box as it was sent. You will be reimbursed upon receipt of the package. Returns and exchanges are not accepted on personalized, custom-made or made-to-order items.

If you are sending your purchase as a gift for someone, I will be happy to add a note for you (the note is printed with my printer on traditional paper). Please send me the note (by message) with your order and payment so as not to delay the shipment. If I don’t receive the note on time, the package will be sent without it.

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- Your order for a wedding breaking glass kit will be dispatched within 1 - 2 business days. - A personalized artwork will be dispatched within 1 to 4 weeks. - An artwork made with your own wedding glass shards will be dispatched within 1 - 6 weeks.

All shipments are shipped with a tracking number (traced and signed), and it usually takes 2 to 5 business days to arrive at destination at the international and 1 to 3 business days in Israel.

Pack the Glass Shards: Wrap the glass shards in 2 layers of aluminum foil, place them in a sealed bag, and then pack them in a bubble wrap envelope. Ship the Glass Shards: You can either drop off or ship your wedding glass shards to my studio (with most clients choosing USPS for shipping, costing around $17 with tracking from the USA). Keep the declared value under $20 to avoid customs issues. Get confirmation: I'll notify you upon receiving your glass shards package. I create your keepsake: I'll create your keepsake, which typically takes 2 to 6 weeks, depending on order volume. Ready to ship: I'll notify you when your keepsake is ready to be packed, with a picture. I ship your Keepsake: I'll carefully pack and ship your keepsake to the address you specify; the shipping cost is included in your purchase. Buyers are responsible for choosing the shipping company that will ship their wedding glass shards to my studio in Tel Aviv, and any delays or problems that may occur with the shipping are not my responsibility.

I pack all my items carefully with professional packaging materials so your purchase arrives safely.

Buyers are responsible for any customs and import taxes that may apply. I am not responsible for any delays due to customs.