Hanukkah Sufganiyot Ornament by Cody Foster
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Add a sprinkle of whimsy to your holiday season with the Hanukkah Sufganiyot Ornament by Cody Foster. It's the perfect way to blend tradition with a touch of sugary fun. Get yours and make this Hanukkah a little sweeter!
Sufganiyot are a traditional Hanukkah food because they are fried in oil, which is symbolic of the miracle of the oil in Jewish history! To commemorate this miracle, it has become a tradition to eat foods fried in oil during Hanukkah, with sufganiyot (jelly-filled doughnuts) being a delicious and popular choice.
- Dimensions: 2.75"L x 2.75"W x 2.5"H
- Material: Exquisite glass
- Intricate and elegant design
- Versatile for hanging, displaying, or using as a table centerpiece
- A perfect choice for a luxurious Hanukkah gift
About the brand
Cody Foster & Co. is the Valentine, Nebraska ornament company behind the glass bagels, latkes and matzo ball soup hanging on Chrismukkah trees.
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About the brand
Cody Foster
Cody Foster & Co. is the Valentine, Nebraska ornament company behind the glass bagels, latkes and matzo ball soup hanging on Chrismukkah trees.
- Based in
- Valentine, Nebraska
- Craft
- Glass holiday ornaments
Cody Foster & Co. is a wholesale holiday décor company in Valentine, Nebraska, known for quirky, vintage-inspired glass ornaments. Cody Foster grew up there, learned from a crafter grandmother, and sold handmade pieces at craft fairs in high school. Instead of college he started a wholesale business in 1993, Backporch Friends American Folk Art, renamed Cody Foster & Co. in 2005.
As the line grew, Foster focused on design and worked with small artisan groups abroad to produce it. "I like quirky," he told the Omaha World-Herald. ModernTribe carries the Jewish side of that sense of humor: glass challah, bagels with lox, black and white cookies, kosher dills, plates of latkes, matzo ball soup, a corned beef sandwich and mahjong tiles.
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- PressProfiled by the Omaha World-Herald (2012)
