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The Priestly Garments




The Priestly Garments

‎On Mount Sinai, Moses is instructed by God to gather his brother Aaron and Aaron’s sons to be priests in the Holy Temple, built in 957 BC. To fulfill their duties, sacred garments are to be made at the highest standards of craftsmanship. In the generations of priests that follow, painstaking attention is paid to ensure every piece is woven and tailor-made to fit each priest.


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