Apples and Honey Round Challah Board

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The sweetest symbols of the new year, all in one place. Apples, honey, honeycomb, and leafy accents surround a Hebrew Shana Tova greeting on this round tempered-glass challah board, in warm honey tones and ripe reds with a stained-glass-inspired glow.

Slice challah, pile it with fruit and honey cake for Rosh Hashanah, and leave it out on the counter in between - a thoughtful gift for hosts, newlyweds, and anyone starting the year in a new home.

  • Made in the USA
  • Durable tempered glass with a subtle whorled texture
  • 11.8" diameter
  • Full-surface printed design
  • Non-slip rubber feet for stability
  • Clean with a dry cloth

Item is made to order. Please allow 7 days for fulfillment. Rush shipping is not available.

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The Rabbi's Wife

The Rabbi's Wife Shop makes stained-glass-style tempered glass challah boards for every kind of Jew, from Knicks fans to Brooklyn loyalists.

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About the brand

The Rabbi's Wife

The Rabbi's Wife Shop makes stained-glass-style tempered glass challah boards for every kind of Jew, from Knicks fans to Brooklyn loyalists.

Since
2020
Craft
Printed tempered-glass challah boards

The Rabbi's Wife Shop began in 2020, in the middle of the pandemic, when its founder found herself craving more beauty, connection, humor and Jewish joy. The name is literal. When she met her husband, he told her he was a "professional NJB," which turned out to mean he was a rabbi. They dated in Los Angeles, moved together to a new congregation, married, had three daughters and opened their family to a fourth.

Her signature piece is the glass challah board: a tempered-glass Shabbat tray printed with a stained-glass-style design. At ModernTribe that means New York, Brooklyn, Boston, Chicago and Delray Beach scenes, baseball, football and hockey boards with a choice of team, a New York Knicks board, and round Rosh Hashanah boards of apples, pomegranates, honey and honeycomb around a Hebrew Shana Tova greeting. Challah covers, journals, mugs and tees round out her own shop.

She wants Judaism to feel close rather than far away or intimidating: warm, beautiful, funny, stylish and still deeply meaningful.

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