Shields of David

The Star of David, also known as Magen David, or the Shield of David, is a 6-pointed star  traditionally worn as a pendent necklace by many Jews who associate with their proud Jewish heritage. In modern times, it has become a symbol of Judaism and Israel, featured on the Israeli Flag.  The 3-point triangle in the Star of David can also represent the intricate connection between G-D, the Torah, and the Jewish People. Originally designed to resemble King David’s shield, Kabbalists have popularized the symbol as a protection against evil spirits, or as G-D as the protector (shield), of the Jewish people (David).   No.01 Clove & Cardamom Notes of sweet and warm, aromatic spices. These Clove & Cardamom fragrances mark the end of Shabbat. The six-pointed Star of David consists of two triangles that traditionally interlock within each other. This protective hexagram is referred to in Hebrew as the magen David (מָגֵן דָּוִד) meaning, "Shield of David.” – Porcelain Glass– 4x4x4 Inch Ve