Personalized Shabbat Kiddush Cup with Saucer from Yair Emanuel
Sale ends in:Since this product will be custom manufactured, the minimum quantity is 30.
Pour blessing into the lives of the ones you love with this stunning, personalized Kiddush cup give-away:
- Adorned with a pomegranate motif in anodized aluminum for an elegant finish.
- Reveals a personalized saucer with the event, logo, or emblem of your choice.
- Unique, beautiful gift to your guests that they will cherish at Shabbat and holiday meals to come!
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Anodized aluminum, Metal Cut-Out
Height of cup: 5.9" / 15.5 cm
Diameter of saucer: 4.7" / 12 cm
Bestow blessing to your guests with this royal, personalized Kiddush cup set from the Land of Israel. Crafted to precision with anodized aluminum metal, this piece contains the carved out phrase included in the Kiddush blessing over wine, Borei Pri HaGafen (Who creates fruit of the vine). On the saucer contains the personalization of your choice from your special event, so that your guests will remember for years to come! Whether for a bar/bat mitzvah, wedding, or corporate event, using this give-away Kiddush cup on Shabbat brings continued blessings, nostalgia, and elegance all in one!
This motif displays a common symbol in Judaism, the pomegranate, which is also importantly known for being one of the seven species indigenous to the Land of Israel. Pomegranates are meant to contain 613 seeds, corresponding to the 613 mitzvot (commandments) in the Torah, and are associated with spiritual abundance.
Available in several color options.
For personalization options, availability, and group prices please contact our customer service team at [email protected] and we will be happy to assist you!
As this product will be custom made, please allow ample time before your event to place your order.
Artist Yair Emanuel, a graduate of the Bezalel Academy of Art and Design, lives and works in Jerusalem. Vivid and harmonious colors as well as a mixture of the old and the new characterize Emanuel's work, which is designed and crafted in his Jerusalem studio. The principal techniques utilized encompass painting on silk, hand-embroidery, raw-silk appliqué and painting on wood.
