The scroll and its case are separate details.
The written parchment is often called the mezuzah klaf. The outer case protects and holds it. If you already have cases, mention their dimensions when discussing the size of the parchment.
English spellings include mezuzah, mezuzot and mezuzos. Whichever spelling you use, specify whether your inquiry concerns the handwritten scroll, a case or both. The items included should be clear in the agreed order.
A short checklist before you inquire.
Prepare the quantity you have in mind and any size or script preference. If some details are still open, say so; you can discuss them before confirming.
- How many mezuzah scrolls you need.
- The preferred script and parchment size.
- Existing cases or dimensions to take into account.
- The checks and documents included, and the required timing.
Writing, checks and your order details.
Ask about the writing and checks as well as the size. A photograph can help you see the script, but the scope of the work and its documentation should be discussed directly.
Your personal order link brings together recorded progress and the photographs or reports shared with you. If you are ordering several scrolls, agree the quantity and specification clearly at the outset.
Questions before ordering
Is a mezuzah case the same as a mezuzah scroll?
No. The scroll is the handwritten parchment; the case is its outer holder. Specify which items you need.
Can I order several mezuzahs?
Yes. Include the quantity and any differences in size or script when you contact Shraga.
How much does a mezuzah scroll cost?
Ask for a quote based on the script, size, quantity and agreed work. The price is confirmed for your order.
Further reading
Maimonides: the mezuzah text and parchment