For a first care package to your college-age child, here are some items to turn a dorm room into something special. Items like these can help turn their room into a quirky-cool haven.
, based on a style of hamsa that was popular in North African synagogues. <a href=)
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 designed by Ira Ginzburg. The machine-washable pillow captures the excitement of Tel Aviv with whimsical depictions of city life. <a href=)
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 act as a reminder to shoot for the stars when they head out to class each day. The 4-inch mezuzah is made from pewter and enamel in the Quest Collection’s New York City studio. <a href=)
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 by Yarcom. The retro-style typography says ahava, which means “love” in Hebrew. <a href=)
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 from Uncommon Goods. This sustainable 60-by-50-inch textile is made from polyester and recycled cotton. <a href=)
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