Plush Lulav and Etrog Play Set for Children
Ships after Rosh Hashanah from Got Etrog?'s NY studio.
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Now kids can shake a lulav and etrog without any fear of breaking or dropping it. This plush lulav and etrog play set makes a fun gift for Sukkot.
Lulav is 18" tall. The esrog (4" x 2.5") is attached to the lulav with a velcro fastener.
Shake shake shake. Shake shake shake. Shake your lulav!
Sukkot lasts for seven days. The Talmud (the book of Jewish law, as discussed by rabbis between 200-500 C.E.) requires taking four species of plants and grasping and shaking them in a specific manner on each of these seven days. (Really! I'm not making this up!)
The first three species are: the palm frond, myrtle tree, and willow branch which are bound together and called the lulav. The fourth species is the etrog which is a large lemon-like citrus fruit. A blessing is said along with this ritual, all of which is a prayer for adequate rainfall to support the Earth's vegetation.
Appropriate for children 1+.
Shipping Info
- Free shipping on U.S. orders $99+
- Items ship after Rosh Hashanah from Got Etrog's New York studio
- Standard delivery typically takes 3-7 business days
- Easy returns within 30 days of purchase
About the brand
Got Etrog? has sold kosher lulav and etrog sets online since 2009, shipped so the four species arrive in time for Sukkot.
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About the brand
Got Etrog?
Got Etrog? has sold kosher lulav and etrog sets online since 2009, shipped so the four species arrive in time for Sukkot.
- Since
- 2009
- Craft
- Kosher four-species sets
Got Etrog? sells the arba minim, the four species of Sukkot, as ready-to-shake sets. The kits at ModernTribe come from citron orchards in central Israel and include a lulav, an etrog, three vacuum-packed hadassim, two aravot, a traditional lulav holder and a lulav bag. Every grade is certified kosher, and price reflects only cleanliness, shape and size. GotEtrog.com went online in 2009, and its early pages said the business behind it, The Esrog Center, had already spent more than 15 years supplying schools and synagogues. When the box arrives, the myrtle and willow go in the fridge and the etrog stays at room temperature.
Good to know
- Online since2009, as GotEtrog.com
- KashrutEvery grade certified kosher; price reflects appearance
- SourcesSets from Israel and Calabria, Italy
