Tchotchke answers a simple question: why can’t our age-old ritual objects be joyful, zany, and unexpected? Moving away from the heavy, polished silver that has historically dominated Judaica, the brand reimagines Jewish tradition through vibrant, hand-blown borosilicate glass.

From two-tone kiddush cups, mushroom candlesticks, and iridescent menorahs to handmade glass ketubahs, their pieces balance whimsical forms with heirloom quality. The result is design that feels equally at home on a relaxed moshav patio or an Upper East Side dining table.