This elegant Passover Seder plate is inspired by an original Delft design from 18th-century Holland, decorated with a rich deep-blue foliate motif. The word “Pesach” appears prominently in bold blue Hebrew lettering at the center, giving the plate a timeless and traditional Passover presence.

The design reflects the historic Dutch blue-and-white ceramic tradition that flourished in Delft, influenced by Chinese porcelain imported to Europe in the 17th century. Known for its refined elegance and distinctive cobalt tones, Delftware became one of Europe’s most iconic ceramic styles.

This piece is part of the official Israel Museum collection and comes with a certificate of authenticity, along with a bilingual insert describing the historical background and artistic inspiration.

The Israel Museum, Jerusalem is among the world’s leading encyclopedic museums, home to extraordinary biblical and ancient Israel collections, including the Dead Sea Scrolls. Its authorized replicas bring rare Jewish heritage into everyday life, making this Seder plate a meaningful centerpiece for the Passover table or a distinctive Judaica gift.
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