Mezuzah deal - Lalique Crystal Mezuzah 12027

Special daily deal. A gorgeous Mezuzah from Lalique, the authority on decorative luxury crystal. This deal of the day is $399 (67% off the $1200 retail price). Sale ends at midnight tonight (EST). January 21, 2010.

Today’s daily deal is a real beauty and another first for JomaDeals: the Lalique Crystal Mezuzah. It’s a gorgeous decorative piece with a striking blend of frosted and smooth glass, complimented by fluid lines. And this little gem wasn’t mass-produced in some factory out of Cleveland. Oh, no. It was painstakingly hand made in France, so you know the quality and attention to detail is top notch. Normally in these listings I make fun of the item in some way to make these listings a little more fun to read than the average product listing. But given that this is a sacred part of the Jewish faith, and I’m not Jewish, and the only thing I know about Jews I learned from watching “Fiddler on the Roof,” and my boss is Jewish, I’m going to do something a little out of habit and actually try to be nice and courteous (I like getting paid). In all seriousness, this item is a great addition to any Jewish family’s home. It’s a great way to brighten a room while showing your devotion to God. And today only, you can get this gorgeous, luxury Mezuzah for 67% off. That’s a huge deal on a pure luxury item. So hopefully I’ve gotten through this listing without stepping on anyone’s toes. “Lahyme” to all my JomaJews out there (hey, I figure if the Black Eyed Peas can use that phrase, so can I).

Specs
This Lalique Mezuzah is a beautiful blend of frosted and smooth glass complimented by fluid lines.
This Lalique piece is painstakingly hand-crafted in France.
Height: 5 1/2".
Also known as 1202700. H:!mm 16mm L:39mm W:137mm

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About Lalique Brand

For more than 100 years, the Manufacture located in Alsace, area renowned for its glassmaking, has perpetuated an traditional know-how. The human hand, that of both artist and craftsman, marks every object of its print and its strength, which convey this "immaterial" presence: our know-how. The LALIQUE style comes from an artistic gesture, outlining a drawing in total osmosis with crystal, a style that one easily recognizes through the manual modeling of the shapes and patterns, as if sculptured, the richness of the figurative details and the different types of finishing.