Peony Matzah Cover and Afikoman Bag Set

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This Peony Matzah Cover and Afikoman Bag Set brings spring energy and effortless elegance straight to your Seder table. Crafted in Costa Rica and inspired by vibrant Latin heritage, the bold floral design feels joyful, fresh, and made for gathering. The 17" matzah cover features three fabric pockets to securely stack the three matzot, whether round shmurah or square, while the matching afikoman bag keeps things beautifully coordinated. Practical, artful, and thoughtfully made, it’s Passover tradition dressed up in color.

  • Made in Costa Rica by local artisans
  • Spill-proof matzah cover with three fabric pockets
  • Matzah cover size: 17"
  • Afikoman bag size: 9.8" x 7.5"

About the brand

Sobre Meza

Sobre Meza makes spill-proof, easy-care table linens and challah covers in bold prints, from a brand born in Costa Rica with Venezuelan roots.

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About the brand

Sobre Meza

Sobre Meza makes spill-proof, easy-care table linens and challah covers in bold prints, from a brand born in Costa Rica with Venezuelan roots.

Craft
Printed easy-care table linens

In Spanish, sobremesa is the slow stretch after a meal when the plates are cleared and the conversation keeps going. Sobre Meza named itself after that moment. The brand describes itself as born in Costa Rica with Venezuelan roots, with collections inspired by Latin American gatherings.

Its napkins, placemats and covers are made in Costa Rica and built to survive real meals: the placemats are spill-proof and wipe clean, and the napkins go in the washing machine.

For the Jewish table, Sobre Meza has a proper holiday line. Its pomegranate and beehive prints cover challah covers, placemats and napkins for Rosh Hashanah, and for Passover there are matzah covers with three pockets for the matzot and a matching afikoman bag.

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  • Made inCosta Rica
  • RootsBorn in Costa Rica, Venezuelan heritage