ZOFTIG Hat

Zoftig can be spelling with an a or an o and I prefer this spelling with the
openness of the O. The word comes from the Yiddish “zaftik” meaning “juicy”
and refers to a healthily plump body. Not only is zoftig a word to describe
voluptuousness— the word presents a softness or a coziness, a welcome
opening to a way of life. It’s a place of acceptance without judgement, a place
of easy connection. And so far I think connection is basically the point of human existence. Come on in, lovers.

Distressed charcoal with ivory embroidery. 100% cotton twill unstructured cap. Closures a self-fabric slide closure with brass buckle and grommet.

Bat Sarah Press (BSP) is a Judaica and Ritual Art company created by Chicago based artist, Rachel Ellison (she/her). BSP explores Jewish ritual and tradition through Hiddur Mitzvah (“beautification of the mitzvah”). Specializing in custom ketubahs, heirloom ceramics, and artisanal Judaica of all incarnations, each piece is rooted in the beauty of Jewish rituals and the richness of the diaspora experience.
BSP is dedicated to crafting artful objects and experiences that honor the past, enrich the present, and inspire future generations to carry
on cherished traditions with genuine connection and creativity.