Star of David Pom Honey Pot - Dark Denim
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Celebrate the Jewish New Year with the Pom Honey Pot - a modern Rosh Hashanah honey dish designed to bring meaning, beauty, and sweetness to your holiday table. Inspired by the pomegranate, a symbol of abundance in Jewish tradition, this handmade ceramic honey pot is both functional and symbolic Judaica.
As you fill the pot, the honey naturally forms the shape of a Star of David- a subtle and powerful detail that makes this piece truly special. It's a meaningful reminder of tradition, unity, and spiritual richness during Rosh Hashanah and beyond. Each Pom Honey Pot is carefully crafted by Jewish artist and designer Melissa 'Feldi' Felderman in her home studio.
- Handmade in the USA
- High-quality ceramic
- Food-safe, dishwasher-safe
- Includes honey dipper
- 3.5" x 2"
About the brand
Feldi Studios is Melissa Felderman's bright, playful ceramic Judaica, designed with CAD and digital fabrication and finished by hand.
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About the brand
Feldi Studios
Feldi Studios is Melissa Felderman's bright, playful ceramic Judaica, designed with CAD and digital fabrication and finished by hand.
- Since
- 2020
- Craft
- Ceramics with digital fabrication
Feldi Studios is the ceramic Judaica line of Melissa Felderman, a Jewish ceramic product designer whose friends call her Feldi. She makes ritual objects for today's design sensibilities, and when she isn't in the studio she teaches in the College of Communication, Media, Design, and Information at the University of Colorado Boulder.
The spark was a clay menorah she made for her mom and her sister. When she designed a new menorah for the next Hanukkah and posted progress pictures on Instagram, Jewish friends flooded her DMs asking to buy one. She had also shopped at Bloomingdale's and Neiman Marcus without finding Judaica that fit a millennial or Gen X home, so she set out to make it herself, with halachic requirements as her first standard.
Her process combines computer-aided design, digital fabrication and the ancient craft of ceramics. At ModernTribe, that means her handmade Swiggle menorah in glazes like blue fade, cream and rainbow sherbet, along with Star of David Pom honey pots and ceramic Shabbat candlesticks.
Good to know
- Golda Guidefeature interview on her Judaica (2025)
- University of Colorado Boulderteaches in the College of Communication, Media, Design, and Information
