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The Perfect Addition to Your Table: Silver Kiddush Wine Fountains, Where Tradition Meets Luxury
Silver Kiddush Wine Fountains: A Blend of Tradition and Luxury Silver Kiddush Wine Fountains are an exquisite blend of tradition and luxury, ideal for gracing your table during Jewish ceremonies. ...
Read moreElevating Shabbat: The Artistry of Sterling Silver Kiddush Cups and Wine Fountains
Shabbat stands as a beacon of rest, reflection, and rejuvenation in Jewish tradition. It's a day set apart each week for families and communities to come together, pause from the mundane, and embra...
Read moreSterling Silver Judaica: Combining Tradition with Modern Elegance
The journey of Judaica, artifacts, and symbols representing the Jewish faith and culture, spans millennia, intertwining deeply with the rich tapestry of Judaism's history and traditions. From the a...
Read moreSince the dawn of time, silver has been valuable. As early back as Sefer Bamidbar, the standard of silver as a valuable currency was determined, with silver items so popular that until today the m...
Read moreIt's Time to Refresh Your Hanukkah Essentials
It’s hard to imagine Hanukkah without the menorah. It’s the staple of any holiday celebration. At House of Silver & Judaica located in Tel Aviv, our silver collection strikes a perfect balance ...
Read moreWhat’s So Special About Silver in Judaica?
The Bible itself refers to silver as a top-tier material in both the Temple and day-to-day life. The most cherished Judaica heirlooms in most Jewish families are silver. Why is that?It’s a question...
Read moreAll You Need To Know About Mezuzah
Q:- I’m just learning about mitzvah Mezuzah. My question is if my wife bought a mezuzah what makes it kosher and what makes it Mehadrin? A: Yashar Koach, Ashreichem first of all for installing Mezu...
Read moreBenefits of Buying a Fancy Wine Fountain
Wine fountains are perfect for gathering the family around a beautiful shabbat or yom tov table for kiddush. with a proper kosher Kiddush wine, especially bought for Shabbat or one of the three Re...
Read moreThe past couple of years have dramatically changed so many of our routines, our family lives, our businesses. Here's our list of Mah Nishtanah, based on the traditional Four Questions asked at the ...
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