Passover Seder Night Set By Dorit Judaica – Circular Seder Plate With Floral Design and Matzah Tray With Floral and Polka Dot Designs
Sale ends in:Add a stunning touch of contemporary Israeli art to your festive Passover celebrations with this amazing designer Seder night set from Dorit Judaica:
- This set includes a Seder plate and Matzah tray, both of which boast modern and colorful designs.
- An original work by one of Israel's top Judaica designers.
- Both beautiful and meaningful, you will love using this set every Passover for many years to come!!!
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Seder Plate:
Laser-Cut Metal, Color Printing
Size: 36 cm x 32 cm x 4 cm / 14" x 12.6" x 1.6"
Matzah Tray:
Laser-Cut Metal, Color printing
Size: 27 cm x 27 cm x 5 cm / 10.7" x 10.7' x 2"
Impress your guests this Passover with this spectacular Seder set from Israeli artist, Dorit Judaica. Made from laser-cut metal, the circular Seder plate boasts a unique design of six dishes possessing various shapes and decorated with a variety of colorful patterns, either floral or geometric. The dishes are also imprinted with the Hebrew names for the symbolic Seder foods, such as Beitzah (Egg), Z'roah (Shank Bone), Maror (Bitter Herbs), Chazeret (Bitter Vegetable), Karpas (Vegetable) and Charoset (Special mixture of fruit and wine). Alongside this plate, the laser-cut metal Matzah tray is decorated with an array of floral and polka dot designs and is adorned in the center with the word "Matzah" in a stylish Hebrew script. Possessing a stunning designer blend of colors and artistic motifs, this set will make a wonderful addition to your Seder table that you will enjoy using every Passover for many years to come.
Dorit is a seventh generation Israeli living in Petach Tikva who creates outstanding Jewish art and home décor. She combines computerized graphics and traditional paper cut designs with Jewish texts and symbols and a range of materials to create distinctive Judaica and décor with an Israeli flavor.
