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Unique ceramic Passover plate handmade by Ethiopian women artists of the EHETE (Sister in Amharic) Center located in Kiryat Gat. The plate is completely handmade and includes a standing lion motif in the center. The lion symbolizes the tribe of Judah and Jerusalem . Removable Seder bowls are set atop the plate. Following the Seder,…
Traditional Ethiopian ceramic Chanukah menorah with a sculpted lion motif. The lion symbolizes the tribe of Judah in Ethiopian tradition. The lion also symbolizes Jerusalem. Length approx. 32-37 cm.
Traditional Ethiopian ceramic Chanukah menorah with a sculpted lion motif. The lion symbolizes the tribe of Judah in Ethiopian tradition. The lion also symbolizes Jerusalem. Length approx. 32-37 cm.
Traditional Ethiopian ceramic Chanukah menorah with a sculpted lion motif. The Lion symbolizes the tribe of Judah in Ethiopian tradition. The lion also symbolizes Jerusalem. Measurements: Hight- 35 cm Width- 35 cm
Traditional Ethiopian ceramic Chanukah menorah with a sculpted lion motif. The Lion symbolizes the tribe of Judah in Ethiopian tradition. The lion also symbolizes Jerusalem. Measurements: Hight- 35 cm Width- 35 cm
A unique Ethiopian ceramic Chanukah menorah with a sculpted lion motif, which according to Ethiopian tradition symbolizes the tribe of Judah. The lion also symbolizes Jerusalem. Circumference: 16 cm.
A unique Ethiopian ceramic Chanukah menorah with a sculpted lion motif, which according to Ethiopian tradition symbolizes the tribe of Judah. The lion also symbolizes Jerusalem. Circumference: 16 cm.
A beautiful Yarmulke with hand made Ethiopian Embroidery. Made by women artists from the Ehete (My Sister in Amharic) center in Kiryat Gat.
This unique handmade woven plate is made by Ethiopian women artists of the Ehete (My Sister in Amharic) Center located in Kiryat Gat. Removeable ceramic bowls are set atop the plate. Following the Seder, the plate may be used as a serving tray and dips dressings may be served in the bowls. The plates come in various…
This unique handmade woven plate is made by Ethiopian women artists of the Ehete (My Sister in Amharic) Center located in Kiryat Gat. Removeable ceramic bowls are set atop the plate. Following the Seder, the plate may be used as a serving tray and dips dressings may be served in the bowls. The plates come in various…
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