The Art of Blending Tradition with Modern Craft: Olive Wood & Epoxy

In a world of mass production, handcrafted art stands out — especially when it carries deep cultural roots and personal meaning. At Epoxy Wood Craft, each creation is more than just décor. It’s a connection to heritage, nature, and craftsmanship.

One of our signature materials is olive wood, a symbol of peace and longevity. Sourced from trees native to Israel, this wood carries rich texture, natural grain, and historical depth. When combined with high-quality epoxy resin, the result is a striking blend of tradition and modern design — smooth, durable, and beautifully unique.

Whether it’s a mezuzah case, a Shabbat candle tray, or a custom décor piece, every item is carefully handcrafted in our boutique workshop in Kibbutz Matsuvah. We listen to the material, respect its natural form, and shape it into something timeless.

This is not just about making objects — it’s about telling stories, preserving culture, and bringing soul into the spaces people live in.

Designed mezuzah houses

The design of a home or space begins with the front door, which is why many people invest in choosing designed mezuzah cases.
If once the mezuzah case was made mainly of aluminum, today they have understood the need to produce wooden mezuzah cases that blend naturally with the front door and also provide a design element on the door frame. 
Products designed from wood have become very popular in recent years and include a variety of products suitable for the home, including wooden mezuzah cases.
The manufacturing process of handmade mezuzahs is made of solid wood, which makes the mezuzah case a durable and stable product over the years.
Mezuzah cases can be found in different sizes, which allows them to be integrated into lobby entrances to buildings and also at the entrance to the door of the house or room.
The design options in wood today are diverse, and therefore designed mezuzah cases have become a design item that can be customized to suit anyone, according to the existing or planned home design

• Adjusting the frequency of testing to the current reality of life and the different weather in Israel.
• Focusing on the details of the writing and the material of the mezuzah – as prescribed by Halacha.
• Coordination with a certified scribe to schedule an appointment for inspection at the appropriate time.

The advantage of periodically checking mezuzahs is that we ensure, as much as possible, that this blessing illuminates our lives without ceasing. We understand that “how often do you check a mezuzah” is a question that many people ask, and we are here to ensure that our mezuzahs always remain in their proper and sacred place.