Elijah's Cup by Annat Orlitzki | Jewish gifts Judaica gifts
A very cool design of an Elijah's Cup. Every Passover dinner, the cup is filled with wine, in the hope that prophet Elijah will show up...Passover is time to dream and hope. Send this as a message to your hosts
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According to tradition, Jewish people say a special blessing upon a long journey or a flight, which is called Tefillat HaDerech (Traveler's prayer). This ring is enraved in Hebrew with the full text of this blessing, so you can al... According to tradition, Jewish people say a special blessing upon a long journey or a flight, which is called Tefillat HaDerech (Traveler's prayer). This ring is enraved in Hebrew with the full text of this blessing, so you can always carry the sared words with you.
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This piece is handmade in Tel Aviv Yafo, by one of the most interesting and original designer studios that work in I srael today. Adina Plastelina applied an ancient glasswear tecnique on a polymer clay, which results in this radi... This piece is handmade in Tel Aviv Yafo, by one of the most interesting and original designer studios that work in I srael today. Adina Plastelina applied an ancient glasswear tecnique on a polymer clay, which results in this radiant appearance. A pendant that evey woman would enjoy to wear.
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This is truly an beautiful and intiguing piece. The stone is insribed in Hebrew with the sacred words of the prayer Shema Yisrael. I have no idea how the artists do it!
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I just love Star of David pendants. The Star of David has turned in the last decades into a sign of collective pride. The gold part of this pendant is carved with the Hebrew words, Shema Yisrael, the best known prayer in Judaism.... I just love Star of David pendants. The Star of David has turned in the last decades into a sign of collective pride. The gold part of this pendant is carved with the Hebrew words, Shema Yisrael, the best known prayer in Judaism.
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Esther Shahaf is one of my favorite Israeli jewelry designers. Her signature look can be easily recognized. Hamsa is believed to draw positive energies. I bought this pendant as a Bat Mitzvah gift for my cousin and she wears it ev... Esther Shahaf is one of my favorite Israeli jewelry designers. Her signature look can be easily recognized. Hamsa is believed to draw positive energies. I bought this pendant as a Bat Mitzvah gift for my cousin and she wears it ever since.
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