Yarmake

Yarmake is a term that can refer to a type of head covering worn by some Jewish men and boys. It is typically a small, circular cap. The wearing of a yarmulke, also known as a kippah, is a religious custom observed by many observant Jewish individuals as a sign of reverence and respect for God. The practice is rooted in Jewish tradition and is often seen as an outward expression of religious identity. The specific customs and interpretations regarding yarmulke observance can vary among different Jewish denominations and communities. Some individuals may wear it at all times, while others may wear it only during prayer, study, or when in a synagogue or other religious setting. The material and style of a yarmulke can also differ, ranging from simple cloth to more elaborate designs. The origin of the practice is often traced back to interpretations of biblical passages and rabbinic tradition.