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I would use it in a hot apple cider or over a an apple cobbler. This gourmet gift basket is packed with decadent desserts. It includes assorted brownie flavors, chocolate crumb cake, raspberry crumb cake, assorted rugelach, and blueberry muffins.
Keep your countertops free from burns with this hot pot trivet. In the shape of a pomegranate, it also features a beautiful pomegranate print, which is a Biblical symbol of fertility and abundance. It clocks in at an impressive 14 inches tall and contains approximately 25 ounces of delectable honey for all your favorite uses.
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Provides timely email reminders for a birthday, anniversary, and other special occasions. Chocolates are always a good gift and with Rosh HaShana the chocolates go along with the sweet theme, wishing your Jewish friends a sweet new year. Check out our Rosh Hashanah wine guide here, for some ideas of Israeli wines to bring to the table. Pear Pomegranate and Spinach Salad with Feta and Vinaigrette - This salad is so delicious and so festive! In all the Rosh Hashanah hullabaloo , there’s one thing we haven't talked about at all. And that’s the matter of what the heck to do if you’re not hosting…at all.
There are also special spice holders, and single candlesticks used in the "havdalah" the ceremony which ends Shabbat, these usually come on a small tray. All of these traditional Jewish items can be bought from a Judaica store. You don’t have to shower your loved ones with gifts for the Rosh Hashanah holiday, but it will certainly be appreciated. Food gift baskets are a great Rosh Hashanah gift idea, since the Jewish holiday centers around a few particular foods.
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These candlesticks shine in a two-toned combination of gold and silver that gives them both a modern and timeless appeal. Choose this t-shirt that celebrates the Feast of Trumpets with shofar artwork. The cozy t-shirt comes in a soft cotton and polyester blend material in your choice of eleven vibrant colors. Choose this bracelet made with thick hammered copper for a rustic look.
The 12-ounce glasses — classic and contemporary — are hand-engraved with stars or flowers, like vintage glasses, and are well-shaped for holding and drinking. Lev Haolam allows Israel supporters to help local family busineses in Judea & Samaria. This regions most affected by terror and international boycotts in all of Israel. Receive a surprise box every month and support Israel at the same time. Pomegranate wine is the wine of choice for Rosh Hashanah.
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Wish your loved one a happy new year with this Rosh Hashanah mug. Handmade and 100% dishwasher and microwave safe, it features the words “Shana Tova” on both the front and back. Typically made of a ram’s horn, the shofar is an ancient musical instrument blown in synagogue services on Rosh Hashanah. This necklace recreates the symbolic horn in your choice of rhodium plated or gold plated stainless steel.
Challah covers are always a nice gift, they don't take up a lot of space and help decorate the Shabbat and holiday table. For those that prefer gifts used outside the kitchen but still honor the honey theme, try bath products. This Milk & Honey bath soak is another way to wish someone a sweet new year. An oldie but a goodie, the Apple Corer and Slicer will slice your prep time in half, the perfect gift for your baker friends.
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This beautiful fabric Rosh Hashanah table runner features colorful and vibrant Jewish symbolism with pomegranate, apples, and honey. Made of 100% polyester that’s easy to clean, this holiday-themed runner makes a practical gift for any home. Elegant and beautiful, this vintage wooden box includes a variety of rich and creamy chocolate, dried fruits, and a unique set of specialty honey and jam. This Le Creuset honey pot is the perfect hostess gift, as no Rosh Hashanah celebration is complete without apples and honey. We invite you to swoon with us over Laura Cowan’s gorgeously designed honey dishes, ($95+).
Rosh Hashanah begins this year at sundown on September 25, and so if you want to start shopping, now is your time to find your Jewish New Year gift. Rosh Hashanah Gift Basket
Another Jewish calendar that begins in September 2022; this one features the art of Bronx-born folk painter Malcah Zeldis. For the challah baker in your life, gift them a high-quality apron. Looking for the perfect gift in celebration of the Jewish New Year?
This platter features a decadent assortment of chocolates, pasta, pretzel dippers, water crackers, chocolate hazelnut, sweet and spicy mustard, and so much more. Get this set of premium loose leaf tea for your special someone. It includes an Earl Grey blend, Bubbe’s blend, Shalom Shlof, honey sticks, tea infuser, stickers, and other tchotchkes. It reads, “Shofar so good,” with a picture of the symbolic horn. Made with 6.0 oz ultra cotton, this t-shirt is both durable and comfortable. This oven mitt features a vibrant and festive design that makes it a perfect gift for Rosh Hashanah.
The Upper West Side shop that sells antiques and other gifts has been in business for more than 30 years. Dates are also considered a symbolic food for the Jewish New Year. So instead of apples and honey, try sending some date honey, or silan.
While you’re ordering some Date Lady date syrup, order some fancy dates for snacking too; its the perfect all-natural sweet treat for the new year. Nothing says Rosh Hashanah more than honey and we knows how to say Sweet New Year in the best way possible. With all new gorgeous packaging, and a gift box of our favorite flavored honey perfect for dipping your apples. Available for a limited time only, order your gift boxes now.
If you browse this page, you'll find even more gifts perfect for the High Holidays. We carry a wide variety of shofars, machzors, tallitot, calendars, and more. We also have a vast selection of Rosh Hashanah tableware, including tablecloths, table runners, Rosh Hashanah seder plates, challah covers and boards, and other essentials for a festive table. In our tableware section, you'll also find year-round Judaica, such as Kiddush cups, challah knives, and candleholders, decorated with holiday motifs like pomegranates, apples, shofars, and more!
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