Shana Tova Olive Wood Honey Pot and Dipper
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Celebrate the sweetness of the new year with the Shana Tova Olive Wood Honey Pot, a beautiful handmade jar complete with a dipper spoon, crafted from rich olive wood. Perfect for Rosh Hashanah and everyday use, this honey pot ensures you can drizzle a light and even amount of delicious honey into your tea, on your breakfast, or over desserts without any mess. The traditional design and natural wood finish make it a charming addition to any kitchen. Unlike a spoon, the honey dipper spreads honey evenly and consistently over your favorite pastries and apples. The olive wood is naturally antibacterial and waterproof, making this utensil durable and long-lasting.
- Made in Tunisia
- Dimensions: 5.5" x 3"
- Materials: Olive wood, naturally antibacterial and waterproof
- Includes one honey dipper
- Perfect for Rosh Hashanah and everyday use
Meet the artist
Kamsah is a home brand founded by two brothers from Tunisia, known for hamsa-shaped serving sets hand-painted by artisans in Tunisia.
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Kamsah
Kamsah is a home brand founded by two brothers from Tunisia, known for hamsa-shaped serving sets hand-painted by artisans in Tunisia.
- Since
- 2015
- Craft
- Hand-painted Tunisian ceramics
Kamsah was founded in 2015 by brothers Dhia and Firas Rabiai, who come from Tunisia. Dhia, a Chapman University MBA, noticed how much travelers love bringing artisan crafts home from vacation, and the brothers opened their first Kamsah shop on Melrose Avenue in Los Angeles, importing handmade pieces from village artisans. The name riffs on the hamsa, the five-fingered hand that the brand traces back almost 3,000 years as a Mediterranean sign of protection.
That hand is their signature. Kamsah's hamsa serving sets are hand-carved and hand-painted in Tunisia from European white clay with mineral-based dyes, and they come apart into separate dishes shaped like the fingers and palm, for dips, olives and nuts. The brand says its blue glazes evoke the skies over Djerba, the Tunisian island that is home to the historic El Ghriba synagogue.
Beyond the table, Kamsah introduces the artisans it works with by name, like Hamma, who has woven baskets in Nabeul for more than 50 years, and Besma, who stitches fine linens in Enfidha. At ModernTribe you'll find the Bohemian Blue Hamsa Dipping and Serving Set.
Good to know
- Handmade inTunisia, by named artisan partners
- Founded byBrothers Dhia and Firas Rabiai, 2015
- PressLos Angeles Times, Food & Wine, Evening Standard
Shana Tova Olive Wood Honey Pot and Dipper