Butterfly Glass Kiddush Cup
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Description
Raising the Kiddush cup is one of the warmest moments of the week, and this one makes it feel like a celebration. A fluted, ribbed glass goblet catches the light, with two hand-applied pink glass butterflies resting on the side for a pop of color and a little whimsy. It's elegant enough to feel like an heirloom and cheerful enough to bring out every Friday night, from Shabbat dinners to the High Holiday table. It even arrives in a custom gift box, so it's ready to give as is.
- Made in the USA
- Ribbed glass with hand-applied light pink glass butterflies
- 5" tall
- Hand wash only
- Arrives in a custom gift box
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- Free shipping on U.S. orders $99+
- Orders typically ship in 1-2 business days from our Ohio warehouse
- Standard delivery typically takes 3-7 business days
- Expedited shipping is available and ships the same day if placed before 11:00AM ET
- Easy returns within 30 days of purchase
About the brand
The Nosh Table is Remi Attia's bold, Jewish-and-Italian tableware line, made to add chutzpah to the Shabbat and holiday table.
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About the brand
The Nosh Table
The Nosh Table is Remi Attia's bold, Jewish-and-Italian tableware line, made to add chutzpah to the Shabbat and holiday table.
- Since
- 2024
- Craft
- Jewish-Italian tableware and linens
The Nosh Table comes from Remi Attia, who grew up in an Italian and Jewish family where everything revolved around the dinner table. Her relatives came from Alexandria, Egypt, then Sicily, and are now spread across Italy, Israel and the US. Cooking with her grandmother from a young age, she heard the stories of those ancestors and the resilience it took to survive.
Attia studied hotel management at Cornell and interior design at Parsons, earned a gelato certification in Bologna, and worked as a hotel designer, consultant and chef. The idea for her own brand solidified in 2023, when she kept thinking about how her grandparents would react to the rise in antisemitism. Her family's guiding rule: "when met with darkness, always spread light." She launched The Nosh Table in 2024.
The pieces lean into color and a good joke. Her Swirl Seder Plates put watercolor swirls on acrylic with a 3D Star of David, and her embroidered challah covers and cocktail napkins mix Italian flair with Yiddish humor, from Schmutz dinner napkins to L'Chaim coasters.
