Description
What You're Getting
A Ceramic Kiddush Goblet and Plate Set
This set includes a ceramic kiddush goblet and a matching plate, both decorated with the Borei Pri Hagafen inscription. Borei Pri Hagafen is the blessing recited over wine or grape juice during Shabbat and the Passover Seder.
Lead-Free and BPA-Free Ceramic
The ceramic used in this set is certified lead-free and BPA-free, making it safe for food and drink contact. Care instructions specify hand washing only. For more kitchen and home pieces from the Holy Land browse our home and kitchen collection.
Asfour Outlet Trademark Piece
Asfour Outlet is a ceramics producer based in the Holy Land known for Judaica and Christian decorative pieces. Their trademark designation indicates this set meets the quality and design standards maintained under that mark. For more Judaica browse our Judaica collection.
Using Your Kiddush Cup and Plate Set
For Shabbat Kiddush
The goblet is designed for the Kiddush ritual performed each Friday evening and Saturday morning. The Borei Pri Hagafen blessing is inscribed on the piece, serving as both a ritual prompt and a decorative element. For more Jewish ceremonial ceramics browse our Jewish ceramic collection.
For Passover Seder
The set is suitable for use at the Passover Seder table, where the wine blessing is recited multiple times throughout the evening. A matching goblet and plate set adds visual cohesion to the Seder arrangement. For more Judaica for the Seder table browse our Judaica collection.
As a Jewish Gift
This set makes a suitable gift for a Jewish household, for occasions such as a bar or bat mitzvah, Rosh Hashanah, or a housewarming. The Borei Pri Hagafen inscription gives it direct ceremonial relevance. For cups and goblets from the Holy Land browse our ceramic cups and goblets collection.
What's in the Box
One ceramic kiddush goblet with Borei Pri Hagafen inscription
One matching ceramic plate
Asfour Outlet Trademark, made in the Holy Land
For the full range of Jewish ceramic items browse our Jewish ceramic collection.
Who This Is For
Jewish Households Observing Shabbat and Passover
This set is directly suited for Jewish buyers who observe Shabbat and Seder nights. The Borei Pri Hagafen inscription means the piece is purpose-made for the wine blessing, not a generic cup. For more Judaica pieces browse our Judaica collection.
Gift Buyers for Jewish Occasions
Someone looking for a meaningful Jewish gift that has ceremonial function will find this set appropriate. It is specific to a known blessing and comes in a goblet-and-plate format that reads as a complete Kiddush set.
Buyers Wanting Certified Safe Ceramics
Buyers who prioritize food-safe materials will appreciate that this set is confirmed lead-free and BPA-free. For more home and kitchen ceramics browse our home and kitchen collection.
Storage and Care
Storing Your Kiddush Set
Store the goblet and plate in a dry cabinet away from items that could chip or crack the ceramic. Stack carefully and avoid placing heavy objects on top of the pieces.
Caring for Your Kiddush Set
Hand wash only with mild dish soap and warm water. Do not place in a dishwasher or microwave. Dry promptly after washing to prevent water spots on the glaze. To learn more about Holy Land Market visit the about Holy Land Market page.
Shipping and Guarantee
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Frequently Asked Questions
What does Borei Pri Hagafen mean?
Borei Pri Hagafen is a Hebrew phrase meaning 'who creates the fruit of the vine.' It is the blessing recited over wine or grape juice during Shabbat Kiddush, the Passover Seder, and other Jewish occasions.
Is this ceramic set safe to use with wine?
Yes. The ceramic is confirmed lead-free and BPA-free, making it safe for food and drink contact.
Can this set be used as a Passover Seder gift?
Yes. The Borei Pri Hagafen goblet and plate format is usable for the Passover Seder table. For more items suitable for the Seder browse our Judaica collection.
Is the set available for bulk orders?
Yes. Synagogues, Judaica retailers, and event buyers can inquire about wholesale pricing through our wholesale orders page. You can also reach us through the contact us page.