Symbolic

• Kippah:

  Use- Men cover their heads attending the synagogue or at a religious event or festival

  
  

  Importance - It is a sign of respect and fear of God. It is

  also felt that this separates God and human, by wearing a hat you are recognising that God is above all mankind.
• Tefillin:

  Use- They are very holy objects to all Jewish men. Every male over the age of 13 must wear them while saying his morning prayers - except on Shabbat and festival days.

  Importance- the teffillin is important because it says

  in the Scriptures "to bind the word of God

  between your eyes and upon your arm".
• Tallit:

  Use- It is a shawl that Jewish men wear during morning prayer and in the synagogue

  Importance- When a Jewish man wears a tallit, he is obeying one of the 613 laws in the Torah. For example, : "Speak to the Israelite people and instruct them to make for themselves fringes on the corners of their garments"