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Modern Rectangular Passover Seder Plate with Hebrew Letters Design
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Create a memorable Passover experience with the modern rectangular Seder plate from the Israel Museum. Designed using the three Hebrew letters that spell Pesach, the plate elegantly incorporates the repeated middle letter to hold the six traditional items of the Seder. Celebrate Passover with timeless elegance, honoring the rituals in style.
- Made form Anodized aluminum and available in your choice of color.
- Six glass bowls are included, holding the traditional items of the Seder plate.
- Designed and made in Israel.
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Anodized Aluminum, Glass
Seder Plate: 12.8" x 6.7" / 32.5 x 17 cm
Glass Bowl Diameter: 2.6" / 6.5 cm (each)
Discover a truly modern and unique Seder plate, designed by one of Israel’s leading designers. Made from premium anodized aluminum, this striking piece is sure to make your Seder night unforgettable. The design cleverly arranges the Hebrew letters that spell Pesach, repeating the middle letter to form six distinct sections in two rows, each designated to hold one of the traditional Seder items. Each section is paired with an elegant glass bowl, blending contemporary design with the timeless traditions of Jewish heritage. This Seder plate is more than just functional - it's a beautiful work of art that enhances your Passover celebration. Celebrate the freedom of the Jewish people in style, while connecting to the rich history and spirit of the Land of Israel. As you gather with loved ones, let this modern Seder plate serve as a reminder of your enduring heritage. Next year in Jerusalem.
Arik Weiss is an acclaimed Israeli artist whose conceptual art draws upon Jewish themes from various time periods, including biblical verses, customs, and rituals. Jewish tradition and philosophy inspire his work, which he then combines with contemporary concepts, giving them relevance for all types of human experience. These themes are prominent in the jewelry he creates, as well as his Judaica, posters, and many other works of art which are all handmade with deep inspiration from the mountains of Jerusalem. Weiss's artworks have been featured in art galleries and museums worldwide for over 20 years.
The Israel Museum, Jerusalem is among the world's most highly rated encyclopedic museums. It holds the biggest collection of ancient Israel and Bible Lands antiquities on the planet, and is home to groundbreaking archaeological discoveries such as the Dead Sea Scrolls. The museum creates replicas and adaptations of Jewish and Israeli artifacts from around the world; these unusual pieces make unique and wonderful gifts.
