Second Temple

In Jewish culture the men wear yarmulkes. However they never have a place to store yarmulkes other than in a simple box. Every time they retrieve their kippah they have to look at the same monotonous box each time, which detracts from the fun of prayer. This product brings a whole new spin to that. Now they can store their yarmulkes in the Second Temple. This will not only remind them of the Wailing Wall, but bring back the joy in services. The Second Temple was one of the most sacred places in the world, and its remains remain holy. The Western Wall is all that is left of the temple and is considered a world marvel. The Second Temple had two courtyards, the priest's courtyard and the women’s courtyard. In the priest’s courtyard stood the holy temple and the altar, and in the women’s courtyard was the Chamber of Lepers, the Chamber of Wood, the Chamber of Oils and the Chamber of Nazarites. Despite common knowledge the temple wasn’t only a place of prayer, it was also a bazaar and a communal area. Vendors sold souvenirs, food, exchanged currency as well as sacrificial animals. Following the Maccabean Revolt the Second Temple became the religious pillar of Judaism. In 66 CE the holy temple was destroyed by the Romans.