It's not just a prayer shawl—it's a wearable reminder of mitzvot. In The Tallit in 10 Minutes, we'll unwrap the story behind one of Judaism's most iconic garments. From the Torah's command to wear fringes (tzitzit) as a daily spiritual reminder, to the tallit's evolution into the white-and-blue shawl seen in synagogues today, this simple cloth carries deep meaning. We'll explore the symbolism of its fringes, the blessing said before putting it on, and why wrapping yourself in a tallit can feel like stepping into your own personal sanctuary. Along the way, we'll look at variations across communities—big vs. small, Sephardic vs. Ashkenazi styles—and even modern tallitot that reflect creativity and personal identity. Think of it as the original "spiritual hoodie," offering comfort, focus, and connection. Ten minutes, one piece of fabric, and centuries of tradition woven into every thread.
