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Torah Scroll Gift Card Holder | Wood Hanukkah Torah Gift | Handcrafted Jewish Gift
Torah Scroll Gift Card Holder | Wood Hanukkah Torah Gift | Handcrafted Jewish Gift
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A gift as meaningful as the holiday itself.
This handcrafted wooden Torah scroll gift card holder is a beautiful way to give during Hanukkah or any Jewish celebration. Standing 7 inches tall, it is built from 3D layers of 1/8 inch Baltic birch, painted in soft parchment with a bold blue Star of David and wave detail on the front and classic wooden scroll handles on each end. The Torah opens right in the middle, and your gift card tucks inside, hidden until the moment it is unrolled.
Perfect for Hanukkah gifts, Bar and Bat Mitzvah celebrations, and anyone in your life who would treasure something this thoughtful.
Need more than one? We are happy to help with bulk and group orders. Just send us a message.
Each piece is made to order in our family woodshop, handcrafted just for you.
Features:
Torah scroll opens in the center to reveal the hidden gift card
Stands 7 inches tall
3D layered construction from 1/8 inch Baltic birch
Hand painted in parchment with blue Star of David and wave details
Wooden scroll handles on each end
Because every piece is handmade, small variations are part of the charm
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Gift Card Holder Product Details
Gift Card Holder Size
Approximately 5 inches and up, depending on the design. Made from layered premium Baltic birch with 3 or more layers.
Product Material
Made from layered premium Baltic birch (3 or more layers), each piece is precision-cut, assembled, and hand-finished.
How to Use
Our wooden gift card holder is designed to hold one standard-size gift card (card not included), making it an easy way to give a gift card with a more thoughtful presentation.
What can the recipient do with a wooden gift card holder once they’ve used the gift card?
A wooden gift card holder isn’t just packaging—it becomes part of the memory. After the cash is used, it can be displayed, kept as a reminder of the occasion, or easily regifted for another celebration—something that can be enjoyed again and again.