Clay Sufganiyot Earrings
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Celebrate Hanukkah in the sweetest way possible with these adorable Sufganiyot Jelly Donut Earrings! Topped with jam and a sprinkle of powdered sugar, these earrings look just as delicious as the real sufganiyot enjoyed during the holiday. They make the perfect gift for a loved one or a fun treat for yourself to wear during the festivities.
- Handmade in Canada
- Materials: Polymer clay with nickel-free stainless steel hooks
- Ideal for sensitive ears
- Earrings dangle at a drop length of about 1"
Care instructions: The earrings are durable, but should not be handled roughly, bent, or dropped. Clean gently with a damp cloth, and do not wear in water. Store in a dry place to avoid tarnish.
About the brand
Edie's Art Shop is Edith Barabash's handmade Jewish jewelry, from challah and babka earrings to hand-sculpted floral Star of David necklaces.
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Edie's Art Shop
Edie's Art Shop is Edith Barabash's handmade Jewish jewelry, from challah and babka earrings to hand-sculpted floral Star of David necklaces.
- Based in
- Canada
- Since
- 2022
- Craft
- Handmade Jewish jewelry
Edie's Art Shop is the handmade Jewish jewelry line of Edith Barabash, who founded it in 2022 with a single item: a pair of challah earrings. At the time she was working as a lawyer on the west coast of Canada, in a city with a very small Jewish population, and she began making art and jewelry to showcase the beautiful parts of Jewish culture.
Those first earrings set the tone: Jewish pride worn in a way that is bold, fun and a little delicious. Her foodie pieces are sculpted to look good enough to eat, from bagels with schmear and babka slices to sufganiyot and hamantaschen. Alongside them are Stars of David, hamsas and chai pendants in hand-sculpted spring florals, sky-blue "Shamayim" pieces, and hand-painted pomegranates, one of the Seven Species. Every piece is handmade in Canada, with the hope that whoever wears it feels a little more pride in being a member of the tribe.