Pewter Room Blessing Plaques by Cynthia Webb

$23.50

Purchase Pewter Room Blessing Plaques by Cynthia Webb

To hang on a wall, doorpost, above a bed, by a light switch... anywhere a special reminder or blessing is appropriate.

Adapted from the wonderful tradition of Mezuzahs (& Mezuzah covers), in which a blessing (the Mesusah) is placed on each doorpost and gate in a home. The traditional Jewish Mezuzah cover requires a small parchment inscribed with specific Prayers, this design can be used as a Mezuzah cover, or to simply serve as a reminder of our many blessings... Following Jewish tradition, these pewter ornaments have been designed with a blessing on them. They are to be used as a reminder of God's protection and blessing. Each Room Blessing comes with an explanation of what it is and with hardware to attach it to a wall.

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Children's Room Blessing... "Bless this room and the child who dwells here ... growing and playing, sleeping and dreaming." Measures 4 1/2".
House Blessing... "God's Blessing Rest upon this House and all who Dwell within. May all who enter, too, be blessed." Measures 4 1/2".
Head of this House... "Christ is the Head of this House and the Unseen Guest of every Meal." Measures 4 1/2".
Sleep in Peace... "Lord, grant that this night we may sleep in peace; and that in the morning our awakening may also be in peace." 4 1/2"
Serentiy Prayer... "God grant me the Serentiy to accept the things I cannot change; Courage to change the things I can; and Wisdom to konw the difference." 4 1/2"
Peace... "Peace to this house" 4 1/2"
Whoever you are... "Whoever you are and wherever you find yourself on the journey of faith, you are welcome here as you are." 4 1/2"

This is the work of Cynthia Webb, a San Diego, CA artist who specializes in handcrafted fine pewter ornaments, framed plaques and gifts. Her work is known for its fine detail, which is evident on both the front and back of her pieces.

Purchase Pewter Room Blessing Plaques by Cynthia Webb