Geometric Velvet Challah Cover - Cream
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This Geometric Velvet Challah Cover is where Shabbat elegance meets modern craftsmanship. Starting with a classic Star of David motif, the pattern subtly transforms into scattered geometric lines, finished with the Hebrew words “Shabbat Shalom.” The result is striking, contemporary, and unmistakably special, perfect for a table that values beauty as much as meaning.
The velvet is precision laser-cut and layered over translucent tulle, ensuring the challah remains properly covered during Kiddush while letting the intricate design shine through. Laser cutting enables the creation of details that are far too delicate to be done by hand, with clean edges, zero fraying, and no seams. Each cover takes a full 30 minutes to cut because shortcuts don’t belong on the Shabbat table.
- Laser-cut velvet challah cover with geometric Star of David design
- Includes Hebrew text “Shabbat Shalom.”
- 21" x 15.5"
- Precision laser-cut for clean, fray-free detailing
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- Free shipping on U.S. orders $99+
- Orders typically ship in 1-2 business days from Apeloig Collection's Florida studio
- Standard delivery typically takes 3-7 business days
- Easy returns within 30 days of purchase
About the brand
Apeloig Collection is modern acrylic Judaica from Miami sisters Daniela and Gabriela Apeloig, who believe traditional doesn't have to mean typical.
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About the brand
Apeloig Collection
Apeloig Collection is modern acrylic Judaica from Miami sisters Daniela and Gabriela Apeloig, who believe traditional doesn't have to mean typical.
- Based in
- Miami, Florida
- Since
- 2014
- Craft
- Modern acrylic Judaica
Apeloig Collection is modern Judaica from sisters Daniela and Gabriela Apeloig, who believe traditional doesn't have to mean typical. After moving from Venezuela to Miami, they went looking for ritual objects that fit the clean, minimal look they wanted in their own homes, couldn't find them, and started the brand in 2014.
The name carries real weight. Their grandfather was the only member of the family to survive the Holocaust, and the brand keeps the Apeloig name going.
Acrylic is their signature. Their clear acrylic mezuzah keeps the scroll inside visible, and the same crisp approach runs through seder plates, kiddush fountain sets, tzedakah boxes, challah boards and oil menorahs, plus laser-cut Hebrew challah and matzah covers. Pieces are designed to be multi-functional for modern families. Their mezuzahs are also sold in The Jewish Museum's shop in New York.
Good to know
- Museum shopAcrylic mezuzahs sold at The Jewish Museum (New York) shop