Kippah

A kippah is a little hat that Jewish people wear on their head. When they go to synagogue, or when they pray or study the Torah, they put it on their head as a sign of respect to God. It's kind of like wearing a hat to show that you're being respectful and serious. Some people wear kippahs all the time, no matter where they are, as a reminder to always think about God and their relationship with Him. There are many different kinds of kippahs, made out of all sorts of materials like cloth, suede, and even crocheted thread. Some people decorate their kippahs with symbols or designs that have special meaning to them. Overall, the kippah is an important symbol of a Jewish person's faith and connection to God.