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The Jewish skullcap, Kippah in Hebrew, also referred by its Yiddish name, Yarmulke, which stems from the Hebrew meaning of “fear from God”, has been traditionally worn by Jews for centuries and has become a symbol of association and respect of Jewish faith. The Kippah, a round shaped head cover that is fashio.. read more

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The Jewish skullcap, Kippah in Hebrew, also referred by its Yiddish name, Yarmulke, which stems from the Hebrew meaning of “fear from God”, has been traditionally worn by Jews for centuries and has become a symbol of association and respect of Jewish faith. The Kippah, a round shaped head cover that is fashioned to be worn on the apex of one’s head, is the basic Jewish attire within all circles of Judaism. While many wear Kippas all the time, others don the Kippah while performing Jewish rituals, entering a place of Jewish worship and attending a Jewish ceremony. Kippas are available in a variety of materials, including velvet, satin, suede and leather. All Kippas can be personalized to your specifications. Please use the filters to choose the Kippa that best suits you.