Handmade Soft Blue Beloved Wedding Kiddush Cup by Green Judaica - Light Blue
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Celebrate love with this handcrafted porcelain wedding cup with a soft blue glaze inscribed with "Ani L’dodi V’dodi Li" (I am my beloved's and my beloved is mine). Its modern yet timeless design makes it perfect for wedding ceremonies and a cherished keepsake for newlyweds.
- Handmade in Boulder, CO by artist Jared Green
- Porcelain wedding Kiddush cup with a soft blue glaze
- Inscribed with “Ani L’dodi V’dodi Li” in light blue Hebrew
- 5" x 2.5"
- Variations in color and finish may occur due to the handmade nature of this piece
Shipped directly from the artist to you. Discounts not applicable.
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- Free shipping on U.S. orders $99+
- Orders typically ship in 1-2 business days from Green Judaica's Colorado studio
- USA shipping only
- Standard delivery typically takes 3-7 business days
- Easy returns within 30 days of purchase
Meet the artist
Green Judaica is ceramicist Jared Green's Boulder studio, where porcelain ritual objects start as 3D models and end as slip-cast, kiln-fired Judaica.
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Meet the artist
Green Judaica
Green Judaica is ceramicist Jared Green's Boulder studio, where porcelain ritual objects start as 3D models and end as slip-cast, kiln-fired Judaica.
- Based in
- Boulder, Colorado
- Craft
- Slip-cast porcelain Judaica
Green Judaica was founded by Jared Green in Boulder, Colorado, with a simple idea: make cherished Jewish ritual objects feel even more special. His mission is to make functional art that also carries deep meaning.
Jared trained as a ceramicist, earning a BFA in Art Practices with a ceramics concentration from the University of Colorado Boulder in 2023, and his artist statement is all about how form and color can shape the way a ritual is practiced. His process mixes tech and tradition. Each design is modeled in CAD software and 3D-printed to scale; the print becomes a plaster mold, then a silicone "mold of the mold" for production. The porcelain is slip-cast, sanded, glazed, and fired up to three times, with platinum luster added by hand or by decal for the final firing.
At ModernTribe you'll find his soft blue porcelain kiddush cups, wedding cups, washing cup, mezuzah, candlesticks, yahrzeit holder, honey dish and matzah plate, many lettered in 24k gold or platinum, plus a walnut challah tray and a walnut-and-porcelain seder plate.
Good to know
- EducationBFA, Art Practices (Ceramics), University of Colorado Boulder, 2023
- ExhibitedBoulder Jewish Festival, 2023
