ceremonials judaica
Shabbat Tableware & ceremonial pieces & home judaica
Designed in Tel Aviv by Shira Keret, Ceremonials creates handcrafted Judaica with a rare sense of permanence.
Her inaugural collection draws inspiration from the Cave of Letters in the Judean Desert, where two-thousand-year-old personal artifacts and manuscripts were preserved from the time of the Bar Kokhba revolt. Looking at the collection through that lens, the materials, forms, and mysteries of the archaeological record echo through every piece.
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AT A GLANCE
Location: Tel Aviv, Israel
Price Tier: $$-$$$
Noga Shabbat Candlesticks: Sand-cast aluminum holders with flared, textured silhouettes inspired by excavated Iron Age II ritual glass bowls.
Hamotzi Salt Vessel: A tactile, elevated table piece designed to transform a humble Shabbat ritual.En Gedi
Kiddush Cup: A deconstructed silver and brass cup with a removable bowl that reveals hidden, ancient-inspired Hebrew calligraphy (Borei Pri Hagafen) as it passes around the table.