Mezuzah
A mezuzah is a Jewish religious item consisting of a decorative case containing a kosher parchment scroll inscribed with Torah verses, affixed to doorposts as a spiritual protection and reminder of faith.
Fun Fact
The scroll inside a mezuzah must be handwritten by a qualified scribe on parchment from a kosher animal, making it far more expensive than the case itself.
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