Yair Emanuel Rosh Hashanah Pomegranate Honey Dish
Sale ends in:Enrich your next Shabbat or holiday meal with this delightful designer honey dish from Yair Emanuel:
- Uniquely designed, this work features a small glass bowl set within an anodized aluminum dish that is shaped like a pomegranate and is inscribed with the traditional Hebrew Rosh Hashanah greeting "Shanah Tova U'Metuka."
- An original design from one of Israel's top Judaica artists.
- To best suit your home décor, this honey dish is available in a variety of vibrant colors.
- A wonderful gift idea for the holiday season.
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Anodized Aluminum, Glass
Size: 10.5 cm x 8 cm / 4.13" x 3.15"
Diameter of Bowl: 5.5 cm / 2.17"
Add a touch of modern Israeli art to your Rosh Hashanah table this year with this stylish designer honey dish from celebrated Israeli artist, Yair Emanuel. Made from anodized aluminum, this dish is shaped like pomegranate and is engraved with the traditional Hebrew Rosh Hashanah greeting "Shanah Tova U'Metuka" (A good and sweet year). One of the most popular Jewish artistic motifs, the pomegranate is one of the seven species of agricultural produce special to the Land of Israel and symbolizes prosperity, abundance, and a life full of mitzvot. Complete with a removable glass bowl, this honey dish will make a splendid addition to your festive dining table.
Israel’s most popular artist Yair Emanuel studied at the Bezalel Academy of Art and Design, and now lives and works in Jerusalem. He creates stunning Judaica and art from a range of media, ranging from hand-painted silk and hand-sewn embroidery to brightly painted wood and muted metals. Emanuel’s work is characterized by the unique combination of traditional Jewish motifs and modern design and technique. His pieces are vibrantly colored and vividly bright, and are sure to add sparkle and style to any room!
