Create a freestanding Hebrew prayer plaque with a sculptural stone-inspired edge and separate rectangular display stand. This silicone mold is available in two Judaica designs: the traditional Shabbat candle-lighting blessing and Mizmor LeTodah.
Both designs share the same irregular stone-style silhouette, with layered textured edges surrounding a smoother central area for the Hebrew text. The plaque and pedestal are cast separately and can be combined after both components have fully cured.
This design features the traditional Hebrew blessing recited when lighting Shabbat candles. The text concludes with the words להדליק נר של שבת and is presented on a substantial irregular stone-style plaque.
This option features מזמור לתודה, Mizmor LeTodah, Psalm 100, arranged across the same sculptural stone-inspired plaque format. Its longer Hebrew text creates a more densely lettered front while retaining the same overall display style.
The plaster amounts above are reference values shown directly in the supplied product images. They should not be treated as candle-wax requirements because plaster and wax have different densities.
Clean the silicone gently after use and allow it to dry completely before storage. Avoid knives and other sharp tools around the lettering cavities and textured perimeter. Store both mold components in their natural shape without prolonged folding or heavy pressure.
One selected prayer design is included.
Finished plaques, candles, candle holders, casting materials, textiles and decorative accessories shown in product images are not included.
No. Shabbat Candle Lighting Blessing and Mizmor LeTodah are separate selectable designs. One selected plaque mold with its coordinating display-base mold is included.
It features the traditional Hebrew blessing recited when lighting Shabbat candles and concludes with להדליק נר של שבת.
It features מזמור לתודה, Mizmor LeTodah, Psalm 100, arranged across the front of the stone-style plaque.
The supplied product image shows both designs at approximately 19.5 × 17.5 cm (7.68 × 6.89 inches).
The product images provide approximate references of 1,314 g for the Shabbat blessing design and 1,340 g for the Mizmor LeTodah design. Actual requirements can vary according to the casting material and preparation method.
Yes. Each variant is shown with a separate silicone mold for the rectangular display pedestal.
No. Although the supplier categorizes them as candle molds, the uploaded images show decorative Hebrew prayer plaques with separate display stands. They are better described as casting molds for decorative Judaica projects.
Allow the casting to cure completely before removal. Peel the silicone progressively away from the outer perimeter and support the finished plaque while carefully releasing the detailed Hebrew lettering and irregular edges.