Jewish Coffee Lover Stickers

A coffee cup with the Hebrew phrase "ein kafe ein Torah" (no coffee, no Torah) which is a play on the teaching of Pirke Avot, "ein kemach ein Torah" (no flour/sustenance - no Torah). A fun decor idea for any Jewish home and kitchen, and a great gift idea.

A cafeteria with the Hebrew phrase "ein kafe ein Torah" (no coffee, no Torah) which is a play on the teaching of Pirke Avot, "ein kemach ein Torah" (no flour/sustenance - no Torah). A fun decor idea for any Jewish home and kitchen, and a great gift idea.

The Hebrew text mimics one of the Morning blessings, transforming it into "blessed be the daily coffee for it removes sleep from my eyes and slumber from my eyelids." All who daven regularly will recognize these phrases right away! Make heads turn during your next Torah class! This witty design will be an excellent gift for all Jewish coffee lovers.

The Hebrew text mimics one of the Morning blessings, transforming it into "blessed be the daily coffee for it removes sleep from my eyes and slumber from my eyelids." All who daven regularly will recognize these phrases right away! Make heads turn during your next Torah class! This funny t-shirt will be an excellent gift for all Jewish coffee lovers.

The Hebrew text mimics one of the Morning blessings, transforming it into "blessed be the daily coffee for it removes sleep from my eyes and slumber from my eyelids." All who daven regularly will recognize these phrases right away! Make heads turn during your next Torah class! This funny t-shirt will be an excellent gift for all Jewish coffee lovers.

It is a cute and funny design for all Jewish coffee amateurs! The Hebrew text mimics the traditional way of pronouncing blessing over food but with the phrase "polei hakafe" (coffee beans) inserted instead of "pri haetz/adama." It's an adorable mug for the coffee lover near you (or you).

A lovely coffee cup with the Hebrew verses "ein kafe ein Torah..." (no coffee, no Torah) which is a play on the teaching of Pirke Avot, "ein kemach ein Torah" (no flour/sustenance - no Torah). A fun decor idea for any Jewish home and kitchen, and a great gift idea.

This T-shirt features a funny parody of a Hebrew blessing. The Hebrew text mimics the traditional way of pronouncing blessing over food but with the phrase "polei hakafe" (coffee beans) inserted instead of "pri haetz/adama." It's a fun mug for the coffee lover near you (or you). Make heads turn during your next Torah class!

The Hebrew text mimics one of the Morning blessings, transforming it into "blessed be the daily coffee for it removes sleep from my eyes and slumber from my eyelids." All who daven regularly will recognize these phrases right away! Make heads turn during your next Torah class! This funny design will be an excellent gift for all Jewish coffee lovers.

This T-shirt features a funny paraphrase of a Hebrew blessing. The Hebrew text mimics the traditional way of pronouncing blessing over food but with the phrase "polei hakafe" (coffee beans) inserted instead of "pri haetz/adama." It's a fun mug for the coffee lover near you (or you). Make heads turn during your next Torah class!

This T-shirt features a funny parody of a Hebrew blessing. The Hebrew text mimics the traditional way of pronouncing blessing over food but with the phrase "polei hakafe" (coffee beans) inserted instead of "pri haetz/adama." It's a fun design for the coffee lover near you (or you). Make heads turn during your next Torah class!

This T-shirt features a funny parody of a Hebrew blessing. The Hebrew text mimics the traditional way of pronouncing blessing over food but with the phrase "polei hakafe" (coffee beans) inserted instead of "pri haetz/adama." It's a fun design for the coffee lover near you (or you). Make heads turn during your next Torah class!

This T-shirt features a funny parody of a Hebrew blessing. The Hebrew text mimics the traditional way of pronouncing blessing over food but with the phrase "polei hakafe" (coffee beans) inserted instead of "pri haetz/adama." It's a fun mug for the coffee lover near you (or you). Make heads turn during your next Torah class!