Handcrafted Sterling Silver Filigree Wine Fountain with Klezmer Musicians - Yemenite Traditional Art

925 Sterling Silver

Overall Height: 380 mm / 14.9". Overall Weight: 2 kg / 70.5 oz

Large Kiddush Cup: Height: 143 mm / 5.62". Top Diameter: 71 mm / 2.8". Bottom Diameter: 56 mm / 2.2". Weight: 162 g / 5.7 oz

10 Small Kiddush Cups: Height: 104 mm / 4.09". Top Diameter: 71 mm / 2.79". Bottom Diameter: 56 mm / 2.2". Weight of Each Cup: 162 g / 5.7 oz

Dazzle your guests with this stunning, intricate, and impressive wine fountain from Shoham Yemenite Art! Masterfully handcrafted in the Land of Israel using the traditional Yemenite art methods, this intricately designed wine fountain features a large kiddush cup and ten smaller ones, each featuring Hasidic filigree figures holding different instruments (klezmer). The big Kiddush cup features three figures that make up its stem, and each one is holding an instrument: a drum, a flute, and a baglamas. The small Kiddush cups each show individual figures holding different instruments, and they are: a harp, cello, drum, violin, saxophone, trumpet, guitar, goblet drum, accordian, and a cümbüş. The fountain itself is decorated with intricate and ornate filigree designs, adding movement and beauty to the whole piece. The pouring of the wine into the fountain and subsequently into the cups will be as satisfying to your eyes as music is to your ears. 

This item features two products that can be bought separately:

1. Handcrafted Sterling Silver Kiddush Cup with Filigree Klezmer Musicians - Traditional Yemenite Art 

2. Handcrafted Sterling Silver Small Filigree Kiddush Cup with Klezmer Musician - Traditional Yemenite Art 

Please Note: As this item is handcrafted according to traditional methods, please allow up to 14 business days before the item is shipped for delivery. If you are purchasing it as a gift for a special occasion, we advise that you allow enough time for it to reach its destination.

A second-generation Israeli from a Yemenite family, Shoham Simchi began to train as a silversmith in his teen years, following in the footsteps of his family members before him. For the past 20 years, Simchi has been producing exquisite sterling silver works of Judaica in his Jerusalem-area workshop, blending together traditional and modern methods of craftsmanship.