Shop Kosher Mezuzah Scrolls - OU Endorsed
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Every mezuzah klaf here is written by hand in Eretz Yisrael, checked twice by expert magihim, then sealed with a QR code naming the sofer who wrote it. Traceable from the quill to your doorpost.
We measure the parchment rather than the case: 4.7 inch suits most rooms, 5.9 inch a main entrance. If you already own cases, measure the inside before ordering. Each script comes in several levels of hiddur, starting at $140.
Mezuzah Scroll Options and Prices
| Script | Size | Standard | Premium | Enhanced | Masterpiece |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sefardi | 4.7 in | from $140 | from $160 | - | - |
| Sefardi | 5.9 in | from $170 | from $190 | - | - |
| Ashkenaz Beis Yosef | 4.7 in | from $150 | from $170 | from $185 | - |
| Ashkenaz Beis Yosef | 5.9 in | from $175 | from $200 | from $215 | from $280 |
| Arizal | 4.7 in | from $140 | from $160 | - | - |
| Arizal | 5.9 in | from $185 | from $310 | - | - |
Prices shown are for the scroll without a case; case options are added during checkout. Higher levels reflect greater hiddur, a more refined ksav by a more experienced sofer, not a difference in kashrus.
Not sure what fits your home? Contact us and we will help you choose.
What Is a Mezuzah Scroll?
A mezuzah scroll, called a klaf, is the handwritten parchment inside the case. It carries two Torah passages, Shema Yisrael and V'haya Im Shamoa, written by a trained sofer with kosher ink on parchment prepared for STaM. The scroll is the mitzvah; the case only protects it. A beautiful case holding a printed or pasul scroll does not fulfill the mitzvah, which is why every decision should begin with the klaf itself.
Our mezuzah scroll guide explains what the scroll says, what it costs, and how to know it is kosher.
