Shabbat Shalom

Shabbat Shalom from Gallery Judaica

We're off to New York City to find you more artwork to brighten up your holidays. 
Check back with us to see what we've found!

Fall Preview: Michael Aram's Black Orchid

Yes, we know it's a tease, but we just couldn't help ourselves. We are loving Michael Aram's Black Orchid Collection and wanted to share his beautiful pieces with you ASAP!

The Black Orchid Collection takes its inspiration from the intricacies of form and texture found in foliage from around the world. By interpreting plant forms in cast metal, Aram presents work which is evocative of a natural environment transformed and redefined.

"This collection was really born out of the sense I have of haute couture. There is a velvety luxury – an almost gothic quality – to representing orchids in blackened nickel. To me, the pieces feel seductive and graceful, yet dark and unexpected," says Aram. 

Shop the new collection now and we'll ship it to you September 15th. 

Fall into Fall

Can you believe Summer is almost coming to an end? 

We can't either!

With Fall just around the corner, we thought it would be a good time to start preparing. The High Holy Days will be here before you know it.

Rosh Hashanah begins this year on Sunday, September 16th, just 44 days away! Start off fresh and celebrate the new year with new Judaica. Why not make it an even sweeter new year with a honey dish from one of our many wonderful artists? There's a honey dish for every personality. Take a look!

 

Michael Aram's Nickelplate Apple Honey Pot: This nickelplate, oxidized bronze and enamel apple shape gives this honey pot the appearance of life and vitality. This piece celebrates life along with the hope of a happy new year. A matching nickleplate spoon is included with the honey pot!

 

Quest's Small Flower Blossom Honey Dish Set: This vibrant, small flower blossom is sure to add more than a dash of sweetness to the Jewish new year. This piece by Quest is hand-painted with enamel and also comes with a spoon.

CJ Art's Apple Bowl for Honey: What do we dip in honey 

each year when celebrating Rosh Hashanah? Apples! Dip your apples into this simple yet stunning Apple Bowl created by CJ Art. The bowl is crafted from Jerusalem Stone and you can find the words "Shana Tova Umetukah" ("a good and sweet year") etched on the rim beneath the lid.

 

Vagabond House's Bee Honey Pot: This honey pot is perfect for Rosh Hashanah or on permanent display in your happy kitchen. Vagabond House's Arche clear glass honey pot is topped with a pewter honey bee and accented with a busy bee handled honey spoon for an extra touch of sweetness.




 

Quest's Pomegranate Honey Set: 

Another style from Quest to celebrate the sweet new year with a dash of elegance. This honey bowl for Rosh Hashana is decorated with hand-painted enamel and Swarovski crystals. Celebrate a sweet new year with this stunning piece of contemporary Judaica.

 

 

Mary Jurek's Honey Bowl: This stainless steel honey bowl with a bee on top and a honey dipper included is the perfect accessory to start the new year. This handmade design combines beauty, joy, and sweetness all into one piece. 








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