Shabbat
Welcome the Jewish Sabbath with a variety of Shabbat observance items. Our Jewish gifts for the Sabbath include Challah covers and cutting boards, wine cups, Shabbat candles, Havdalah candles, Havdalah sets, Birkon holders, and other traditional items with tasteful traditional Judaica motifs.
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Sterling Silver Shabbat Candlesticks - Smooth with Single Floral Band$255.48 -
Handmade Beeswax Braided Havdalah Candle - Blue and White$6.33 -
Sterling Silver Shabbat Kiddush Cup - Hammered$255.48 - $487.79 -
Large Kiddush Cup Set$42.00 -
Traditional Kosher Shabbat Candles - 16 in a BoxHeight: 4.5" | Base Diameter: 0.4"$6.04 -
Decorative Handmade Galilee Shabbat Candles - Ivory with Streaks and Wax BeadsHeight: 5.5"$11.57 -
Silver Plated Stem Kiddush Cup with Matching Plate - Jerusalem DesignHeight: 6.3"$39.26 -
Wood Challah Board with Knife - Marble Center$99.00 -
Compact Travel Candlesticks in Nickel Plated Oval Box - Jerusalem DesignWidth: 3.5"$30.15 -
Silver Plated Stem Kiddush Cup and Plate – Jerusalem DesignHeight: 6.3"$37.89 -
Silver Plated Kiddush cup - Grapes Design with trayHeight: 3.5"$23.15 -
Silver Plated Compact Engraved Travelling Candlesticks - Magnet Closure$15.04 -
Decorative Handcrafted Pillar Havdalah Candle - Colorful$11.51 - $17.85 -
Wood Challah Board with Knife - Marble Center$99.00 -
Mini Two in One, Braided Blue and White Havdalah Candle with Small Spice Box$6.91 -
Wood Challah Board with Knife - Marble Strip Design$65.00 -
Silver Plated Four Piece Havdalah Set - Jerusalem Design$89.59 -
Decorative Handmade Galilee Shabbat Candles - Blue and Turquoise with StreaksHeight: 5.5"$11.57 -
Handmade Braided Beeswax Havdalah Candle - Colorful$6.33 -
Compact Travel Candlesticks, Nickel - Jerusalem Design Shabbat Kodesh WordsHeight: 1.9"$29.70 -
Pair of Galilee Handcrafted Decorative Taper Candles - Shades of BlueHeight: 10" | Base Diameter: 0.8"$5.74 -
Wood Challah Board with Knife - Marble Strip Design$65.00 -
Yair Emanuel Hand Painted Wood Stem Kiddush Cup and Plate - Jerusalem5.5” X 5”$32.21 -
Classic Wood Challah Board with Knife$59.00 -
Pewter Kiddush Cup on Stem with Matching Plate - Jerusalem DesignHeight 5.8"$49.27 -
Silver Plated Candlesticks - Floral Design$45.30 -
Silver Plated Kiddush Cup on Stem - Grapes DesignHeight: 6.3"$25.29 -
Wood Challah Board with Slotted Board, Includes Knife - Jerusalem Design$65.00 -
Silver Plated Kiddush Fountain with 8 Small Cups - Citadel of David Design$96.59 -
Elegant Shabbat Shalom matchboxes in package of three boxes$5.29 -
Two Inserts for Glass Candle Holders and Tea Lights$4.68 -
Small kiddush cups setHeight: 2.8"$64.93
Shabbat Judaica
Imagine stopping most of your activitis for 25 hours each week, having time to think, spend time with your family, turning inwards and stopping all outward activity. No car, phone, computer (!), work, an all the stuff which stops us from facing our inner selves. On Shabbat, we remember that the world is G-d's creation and He is master of all in it, including us. We attempt to come closer to Him in beautiful ways, elevating body and sould with prayers, delicious food during the three Seudas, or meals, spent with family and guests and studying the Torah.
One of the most significant symbols of Jewish identity, on Shabbat we remember that God took us out of Egypt and gave us this day as a remembrance of the Seven Days of Creation. It is a day on which we fill our spiritual batteries, summing up the fruit of our labor the past week, and blessing the week to come. It is celebrated with beautiful ceremonial items to enhance the festive tables. During the Friday night services, the "Woman of Valor" or Eshet Chayil prayer is recited, usually to traditional melodies, written by King Solomon as a tribute to the Jewish woman. Afterwards, the Kiddush is recited over a beautiful goblet and tray, and then after ritual Netilat Yadayim, or ritual washing of the hands, one of the two Challohs on the Challah Board is cut with a challah knife and the appropriate blessing is said.One then enjoys the Shabbat Seudah prepared with delicious foods. It is said that the great Rabbis started preparing and buying delicacies on Sunday for the following Shabbos, in anticipation of this great day. This process of renewal occurs every week, recharging spiritual and physical batteries until next week!