Create a traditional Tzedakah charity box with a tall cylindrical form, Hebrew lettering and a practical coin-slot top. This silicone mold is designed for decorative casting projects and is available in two Judaica-inspired designs: one featuring a stylized flame symbol above the Hebrew word צדקה, and one with the צדקה lettering on its own.
The finished pieces have a gently textured, handcrafted appearance with subtle distressed surface details around the cylindrical body. Both designs create a hollow interior, making this mold specifically suited to creating a charity or money box rather than a solid freestanding candle.
This version features a stylized flame-like Judaica motif positioned above the Hebrew צדקה lettering. It is the taller of the two designs and creates a finished piece approximately 13.8 cm high.
A cleaner version centered around the Hebrew צדקה lettering without the larger flame motif. Its simpler front design gives the finished charity box a restrained, traditional appearance.
The product images provide plaster quantities as a casting reference. These values should not be interpreted as wax requirements because plaster and candle wax have different densities.
Clean the silicone gently after use and allow it to dry completely before storage. Avoid sharp tools that could cut or puncture the mold, particularly around the lettering and upper coin-slot details. Store the mold away from direct heat and prolonged compression so that it retains its original shape.
One selected mold design is included.
Finished Tzedakah boxes, casting materials, coins and decorative accessories shown in product images are not included.
It creates a tall cylindrical Tzedakah charity box with Hebrew צדקה lettering and a narrow coin-slot opening at the top. This is a hollow decorative casting rather than a solid candle shape.
No. The product is offered in two selectable designs, and one selected Tzedakah box mold is included with each purchase.
The Flame design includes a large stylized flame motif above the Hebrew lettering and measures approximately 13.8 cm high. The second design uses the Hebrew Tzedakah lettering alone and measures approximately 13.2 cm high.
The image specifications show an inner cavity of approximately 7.4 × 7.4 × 12 cm (2.91 × 2.91 × 4.72 inches) for both designs.
The supplied product images show approximately 475 g for the Flame design and 461 g for the Lettering design. These are plaster reference quantities and should not be treated as wax requirements.
The product images show a hollow Tzedakah charity box with a coin-slot top, so this mold is better suited to decorative casting projects rather than creating a conventional freestanding candle.
Allow the casting to cure fully first. Then peel the silicone gradually away from the casting, working carefully around the Hebrew lettering, decorative motif and upper slot details rather than pulling the finished piece out forcefully.