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   Safed Candles - The Candle Factory . Safed Candles was begun almost two decades ago by a Tzfat resident, a member of the Breslav Hassidic sect, who was looking to start a small business that would provide employment for some local residents. He set up his shop in a small cubby-hole on the edge of the Old City, next to the Ari Ashkenazi ...

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   Safed Candles The Candle Factory. Safed Candles is such a central site for visitors to Tzfat that it's hard to realize that its history goes back only 18 years. But in fact, that's the period that the Safed Candles has been situated in the Old City, drawing visitors who marvel at the beautiful candles and beeswax sculptures that are on display ...

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   Oct 24, 2017 · The Safed Candle Factory in Tzfat was established in the early 90s by candlemaker Moshe Shkhar. The factory actually burned down in 2008, losing all of its inventory, but as the ash and rubble was cleared away, construction workers discovered ancient rooms that had been covered over by earthquakes centuries earlier. These rooms were ...

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4. www.touristisrael.com › a-walk-through-safedA Walk Through Safed (Tsfat) - Tourist Israel

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   • Taking A Walk Through Safed
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   Visitors today have a wide variety of opportunities to explore the city, its history and its meaning to the Jewish world, either with a guide or through their own self-guided walking tour. As well as the most popular sites – the Safed Artists Quarter and Safed Citadel; there are a host of activities to do in this city.

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   In addition to these sites Safed offers tourists the opportunity to visit museums, wineries, workshops and art galleries. See our article about unique places in Safed, or for more information check out www.safed-home.com Laurie Rappeport is the coordinator of the Tzfat Tourist Information Center. She writes at www.safed-home.com

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   To minimize the hassle of planning your own trips, join us for exciting adventures in Safed with our exceptional walking tour to fully capture the beauty and magic of this city. Our 3 Day North Israel tour, travelers will be taken to Safed, Haifa, and Caesarea to experience the surrounding northern beauty.

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   Jun 17, 2019 · Safed Candle Factory also has specialty Havdalah candles, perfect for the holidays! Enjoy a yellow etrog candle to end Sukkot with, or a pomegranate or apple candle for Rosh Hashanah. Safed Candle Factory Havdalah candles are really marvelous. ︎ We love the Havdalah pillar with besamim and the gold Jerusalem Havdalah candle.

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   Not far from the Kadosh Dairy on Yud Alef street (mentioned below) is the Safed Candle Factory, a fairly new addition to the Old City of Safed where artwork in wax reaches unbelievable heights. Traditional Shabbat and Havdalah candles in beautiful colors are sold there, but the wax dioramas representing Biblical scenes – and possibly a whole ...

7. www.ajudaica.com › 378 › Decorative-Safed-CandlesDecorative Safed Candles - Handmade in Israel | aJudaica.com

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   So, Safed (also known as Tzefat) was the most natural place in the world to set up Safed Candles, a candle factory producing beautiful decorative candles, designed by artists – candles to inspire, warm the heart and bring to your home light from the Holy Land.