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We are selling kippot
What is a kippah? When can I wear it? (see talmud sources below)
A kippah is a traditional head-covering.  You can wear it anytime, anywhere. It’s a good reminder that some thing’s are bigger than you.
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How do I buy it?
Use the system here. You can then pick up your order on Thursdays at the Slab from 5pm-10pm. No shipping.
What sizes are offered?
Children’s size and adult’s size.
What colours are offered?
The kippot are a take on a traditional Bucharian embroidered kippah. They are available with the body in black or light blue. Embroidery colouring varies. Please refer to the images for approximate colours.
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How much are they?
dd$40 plus plat $40 plus platform fees, GST. 
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What are talmud sources for wearing a kippah?
Shabbat 156b


And from that which transpired to Rav Naḥman bar Yitzḥak as well it can be derived that there is no constellation for the Jewish people,

As Chaldean astrologers told Rav Naḥman bar Yitzḥak’s mother: Your son will be a thief. She did not allow him to uncover his head. She said to her son: Cover your head so that the fear of Heaven will be upon you, and pray for Divine mercy.

He did not know why she said this to him. One day he was sitting and studying beneath a palm tree that did not belong to him, and the cloak fell off of his head. He lifted his eyes and saw the palm tree. He was overcome by impulse and he climbed up and detached a bunch of dates with his teeth. 

Apparently, he had an inborn inclination to steal, but was able to overcome that inclination with proper education and prayer.

S Shabbat 1191a
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What are talmud sources for wearing a kippah?
Shabbat 119a
Rav Naḥman said: May I receive my reward because I fulfilled the obligation to eat three meals on Shabbat magnificently.

Rav Yehuda said: May I receive my reward because I fulfilled the obligation of consideration during prayer.

Rav Huna, son of Rav Yehoshua, said: May I receive my reward because I never walked four cubits with my head uncovered.

Rav Sheshet said: May I receive my reward because I fulfilled the mitzva of phylacteries magnificently.

And Rav Naḥman said: May I receive my reward because I fulfilled the mitzva of ritual fringes magnificently.

S Shabbat 1191a