Jewish design, made more accessible.

Created by Oneg in collaboration with Tikkun Olam Makers (TOM), this mezuzah was designed with accessibility at its center.

The traditional Hebrew Shin is represented in both raised lettering and Braille, making the design tactile and allowing it to be experienced by people who are blind or have low vision.

3D printed at the TOM Innovation Center in New York City, the mezuzah is available in two color combinations, fits any size klaf, and includes adhesive mounting tape for easy installation.

Tradition belongs to all of us.

Details

• Raised Hebrew Shin + Braille
  
• 3D printed at TOM Innovation Center in New York City
  
• Fits any size klaf (not included)
  
• Adhesive mounting tape included
  
• Available in Black with Gold Shin or White with Black Shin
  

About Tikkun Olam Makers (TOM)

Tikkun Olam Makers is a global nonprofit dedicated to creating and sharing affordable, open-source solutions for people with disabilities, aging populations, and others facing everyday challenges. You can download the design files for this mezuzah and learn more about TOM’s open-source portfolio on their website.