Treat yourself this year to a Dorit Judaica Seder Plate. Its traditional yet contemporary design will make it a table centerpiece. Pomegranates and dots join together to form the colorful design. In the center is a mustard-colored mandala design. Around the dish are the traditional six bowls to hold the ritual items. The names of each are written alongside.

The ritual foods play an important role in the visual display of the Seder table. They comprise: Charoset, an apples, nuts and wine mixture symbolizing the mortar used by the Jews in slavery; Beitzah, egg symbolizing mourning for the loss of the Two Temples and also a symbol of life for the start of the Jewish nation; Marror-bitter herbs- a reminder of the bitter slavery in Egypt; Zeroah, a meat or chicken bone, representing the Passover sacrifice in the Temple; Karpas, a vegetable dipped into salt water at the start of the Seder, represents the tears of the Jews in their years of slavery.

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