Let's all marvel at the efficiency of the Hebrew language. Where English needs separate words for hello and goodbye, Hebrew needs only the word "Shalom." Also, where English takes several words to say "can you give me a minute, I'm busy right now," Hebrew doesn't need any words at all; you just do that thing with the pinched fingers and the "tsz" sound.
This handsome doormat uses an ambigram (a word that can be read in either direction) to say "Shalom" to your guests both coming and going. It can be placed indoors or outdoors to welcome your guests on the way in and wish them well on the way out.
The doormat is lightweight, made of rugged PVC, and has an anti-slip pad on the back. It measures approximately 30 x 17.5 inches.
