Sukkot Four Species Felt Mosiac
$17.00
$17.00
Description
The Sukkot Four Species Felt Flags is the perfect solution for adding a touch of festive flair to your sukkah, even if you don't have a Lulav and Etrog to shake during Sukkot. With these high-quality canvas flags, you can capture the essence of this joyous holiday and create a vibrant atmosphere in your sukkah.
They beautifully depict the four key elements of Sukkot: the Lulav (palm branch), Etrog (citron), Hadas (myrtle branch), and Aravah (willow branch). Each flag features a unique design, showcasing the distinctive shape and color of these traditional items.
The flags are made from premium felt material, ensuring durability and longevity. They are carefully stitched to maintain their shape and withstand outdoor conditions, allowing you to display them proudly in your sukkah year after year. The vibrant colors and intricate embroidery make these flags a delightful addition to any Sukkot celebration.
They beautifully depict the four key elements of Sukkot: the Lulav (palm branch), Etrog (citron), Hadas (myrtle branch), and Aravah (willow branch). Each flag features a unique design, showcasing the distinctive shape and color of these traditional items.
The flags are made from premium felt material, ensuring durability and longevity. They are carefully stitched to maintain their shape and withstand outdoor conditions, allowing you to display them proudly in your sukkah year after year. The vibrant colors and intricate embroidery make these flags a delightful addition to any Sukkot celebration.
More about Days United
Days United's mission is to help families celebrate traditions and share the richness of our cultures with our communities. They work hard to translate rituals and blessings, search out tasty recipes and cool designs, and develop original craft projects. They provide all the ingredients to help you reconnect with childhood memories, find new meanings in old traditions, and share the experiences with family, friends, and neighbors. So whether you’re celebrating the holiday for the first or the fifty-first time, they want to help you do it your way.
