A Boutique House for Judaica,
Jewelry and Craft by Israeli Jewish Artists

Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year, is a joyous and significant holiday with deep cultural and spiritual importance for Jewish communities worldwide.  As with many traditions associated with this festive occasion, food plays a central role in the celebrations. Among the array of delicacies enjoyed during Rosh Hashanah, one dish holds a special place of […]

Judaica, a term encompassing a wide range of objects and symbols, holds profound significance in Judaism. From the rich tapestry of Jewish culture and traditions, Judaica emerges as a cherished expression of faith and heritage. It encompasses various artifacts, ceremonial items, and artistic creations that play integral roles in Jewish rituals and celebrations. As we […]

One of the most beautiful moments of the week is Erev Shabbat when the candles have been lit and the table is laid ready for the Shabbat dinner. Most Jewish families still try to unite for Shabbat and continue the ancient Sabbath traditions. Modern tastes and styles vary, but most of us can close our […]

Jerusalem is a city like no other. It is a place where history and spirituality converge, creating a sense of awe and wonder that is palpable from the moment you arrive. This ancient city has been the center of Jewish life and tradition for thousands of years, and its streets and landmarks are filled with […]

Did you know it wasn’t until about 500 BCE that Jewish people began referring to themselves as “Jewish”? The Hebrew Bible and the Torah are the two texts that Jewish hold in the highest regard. The phrase “the sons or daughters of Israel,” B’nai Yisroel or not Yisroel, is most frequently used in these two […]

Over several decades, Jewish art has been how Jews celebrate several ceremonies. They use them in rituals because of their unique significance. Judaica is one category of Jewish art. They are ceremonial items that range from Torah pointers and Jewish candelabras to tallit and candlesticks. Some also consider Jewish folk art as another form of […]