Honey bowl for Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year. Eating apples dipped in honey is a cherished custom symbolizing the hope for a sweet and prosperous year.
The apple represents the cycle of life, while honey signifies sweetness and well-being. During the Rosh Hashanah meal, a blessing is recited over the apple before it is dipped in honey, expressing wishes for a good and sweet year. This tradition brings families together, encourages reflection on the past year, and sets positive intentions for the future, embodying the essence of faith, hope, and unity.
This ritual of is enhanced by using a beautifully crafted ceramic honey bowl.

Handmade with care, these bowls often feature intricate designs and motifs that reflect Jewish heritage.
This tradition, merging ancient customs with modern artistry, not only honors the past but also brings a touch of beauty and reverence to the New Year festivities.

The set contains a small bowl, spoon and a small tray.