Floral Challah Board

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Bring joy and tradition to your Shabbat or holiday celebrations with the Floral Design Challah Board! Featuring a stunning floral motif, this tempered glass board is perfect for holding two challahs and adds a beautiful touch to your table. The pebble texture creates a unique look, while the four rubber feet keep it raised and stable. A thoughtful gift for hosts and special occasions, this challah board combines functionality with Jewish tradition.

  • Dimensions: 15" x 12"
  • Tempered glass with pebble texture
  • Hand wash only (not dishwasher, microwave, or oven safe)
  • Designed and decorated in South Orange, NJ

About the brand

Mrs. Meshugga

Mrs. Meshugga began in 2012 with Lisa Buber's dreidel shirt and grew into a modern needlepoint shop in Maplewood, New Jersey.

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About the brand

Mrs. Meshugga

Mrs. Meshugga began in 2012 with Lisa Buber's dreidel shirt and grew into a modern needlepoint shop in Maplewood, New Jersey.

Based in
Maplewood, New Jersey
Since
2012
Craft
Needlepoint and Jewish gifts

Mrs. Meshugga began in December 2012, when Lisa Buber couldn't find a single Hanukkah shirt among the Christmas ones at a big box store. She designed her own, a "You Spin Me Right Round" dreidel shirt. Her husband posted a picture on Facebook, and in less than an hour people were asking how to get one in time for Hanukkah. ("Meshugga" is Yiddish for crazy, and the brand owns it.)

From there Mrs. Meshugga grew into custom shirts for holidays and family occasions, plus Jewish kitchen and table goods like challah boards, tea towels and pot holders, all sourced, designed and decorated in New Jersey. Today Buber runs Mrs. Meshugga as a modern needlepoint shop and creative community in Maplewood, New Jersey. She learned needlepoint from her mom and grandmothers, and her shop leans modern and irreverent. That's a long way from the traditional stores where she remembers always being the youngest person in the room.