Modern Mezuzah Case in Concrete, Terrazzo and Natural Stone

Berko Design Studio’s modern Mezuzah case is hand-cast from concrete and polished to reveal natural stone. Its precise form, softly rounded corners and terrazzo surface bring a traditional Jewish object into a restrained, material-led design language.
 
Designed and handmade in Israel.
 
Tradition in Contemporary Form
 
A Mezuzah case holds the handwritten parchment scroll traditionally placed on the doorpost of a Jewish home. The small gold Shin on each case connects its contemporary form to this enduring ritual and to the threshold it marks.
 
Choose Your Finish
 
Sinai Desert — white concrete with pebbles from the shores of the Red Sea.
 
Basalt & Sienna — white concrete with basalt and Sienna stones.
 
Monochrome — black concrete with Carrara marble.
 
Basalt — white concrete with basalt stones.
 
Handmade in the Studio
 
The Mezuzah cases and stones are cast and polished in the studio. Their natural character and changing distribution within the mould create subtle variations between casts—so no two Mezuzah cases are identical.
 
For Your Home
 
Designed for a home entrance or interior doorway, the Mezuzah case can also be given as a Jewish housewarming or wedding gift. Three sizes make it easy to choose the right fit for your door and Mezuzah scroll.
 
The parchment scroll is not included.
 
Frequently Asked Questions
 
What is a Mezuzah case?
 
A Mezuzah case holds the parchment scroll traditionally fixed to a Jewish home’s doorpost.
 
Does the Mezuzah case include a scroll?
 
No. The product includes the case only; the parchment scroll is purchased separately.
 
Which scroll size fits each Mezuzah case?
 
S fits a 10 cm scroll. M fits a 10 or 12 cm scroll. L fits a 10, 12 or 15 cm scroll.
 
Can it be installed outdoors?
 
It is installed with strong double-sided adhesive suitable for outdoor conditions. Clean the doorpost thoroughly and allow it to dry completely before mounting.
 
Where is it made?
 
Each Mezuzah case is cast and polished at Berko Design Studio in Israel.
 
Are all Mezuzah cases identical?
 
No. The natural stones shift within every cast, producing subtle differences in pattern and distribution.