Blue Marbled Resin Washing Cup
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No two are quite the same. This netilat yadayim cup is hand-poured in resin, so the blue swirls through the white differently on every single one, like a little piece of sky over your sink. Two sturdy handles, a substantial weight in the hand, and a daily mitzvah that suddenly looks like something worth keeping on the counter.
- Hand-poured resin with a blue and white marbled finish
- Two-handled washing cup for netilat yadayim
- Each piece is one of a kind; pattern varies
- Food safe; not dishwasher safe
- Dimensions: Approximately 5.1" x 5.1" x 5.1"
- Designed in France
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About the brand
Aulica is a French family tableware house, designing since 1978, with hamsa dishes, glass menorahs and golden pomegranates at ModernTribe.
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About the brand
Aulica
Aulica is a French family tableware house, designing since 1978, with hamsa dishes, glass menorahs and golden pomegranates at ModernTribe.
- Based in
- France
- Since
- 1978
- Craft
- Tableware and home decor
Aulica is a French family company that has been designing tableware and home decoration since 1978. Its belief is that good pieces are for every day, not saved for special occasions, and its collections cheerfully mix styles, shapes and colors instead of sticking to one tidy look. Conviviality and sharing at the table are at the heart of how the house designs.
At ModernTribe, that playful streak lands on the Jewish table: hamsa and Star of David serving dishes, a golden pomegranate box for Rosh Hashanah, an amber glass beehive honey pot, a hand-painted ceramic mezuzah and a pastel crystal menorah.
