Spring Symphony Matzah Cover and Afikoman Bag Set
Description
Passover, or Pesach, is a festival of spring, also known as Chag HaAviv (Festival of Spring). The Torah highlights both the agricultural and historical aspects of Passover, showcasing a profound relationship between nature and history in the Bible's teachings.
In Israel, the festivals vividly reflect and echo the seasons. Spring marks the time when orange and lemon orchards burst into full bloom and bear fruit. It is fitting to have symbols of spring on the table; the yellow lemons and green foliage graphically celebrate the season. We delight in Barbara Shaw's new design, aiming to reinterpret each festival in a fresh and perhaps slightly unconventional manner, with an emphasis on design and joy.
- Handmade in Jerusalem in an all-women workshop
- Gift wrapped. Dimensions: 16" x 16"
- Cotton mix twill.
- Best hand-washed.
More about Barbara Shaw
Barbara Shaw's passion is to artistically present Israel and her Jewish roots in a fresh, creative, and fun way. She loves fusing the ancient with the contemporary. She likes her ranges to have an international feel, yet with a look that says it could only have been produced in Israel.
Barbara grew up in Sydney, Australia and came to Israel in 1986. After searching for gifts and not finding what she wanted, she decided to produce her own. She saw a gap in the market for bold, well designed and packaged gifts; items that are practical and beautiful.
All products are made ethically in her workshop in Jerusalem. Her aim is to touch people's hearts and strike a chord with their heritage and family background.