Hammered Sterling Silver Borei Pri HaGafen Wide Base, Kiddush Cup

Name: Hammered Sterling Silver Borei Pri HaGafen Wide Base, Kiddush Cup
Brand: Bier Sterling Silver Judaica
SKU: 16725
Price: 492 USD
Availability: InStock

This contemporary hammer-finished kiddush cup offers a clean design and timeless appeal, The cup is decorated with the Boray pri Hagefen blessing in raised lettering

MSRP:

$689.00

SKU:

16725

$492.00

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EMS Express, 4-6 business days

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Description

This straightforwardly lovely outline is a fantastic Kiddush Cup. It's style has a stem, and its a gleamingly smooth silver item, which sparkles and helps give Shabbat that unique feeling. This chalice is perfect for individuals of the present day. it is tasteful for those who need that silver Kiddush Cup for their advanced Shabbat, and is likewise an incredible blessing for such similar individuals. Furthermore Bier Judaica are all hand-made in Israel as well.

The yearly Holiday cycle moreover manages one of a kind chances to favor the days over wine. Drinking the wine from an excellent silver Kiddush cup makes the day exceptional. On Passover when four containers of wine (or grape juice) are drank, we recollect the quintessential nation building occasion that was the Exodus from Egypt.

Silver crafts of this family workshop that was established in 1950 by Jizchak Bier. The Ber family Progenitor is a graduate of the popular Bezalel craftsmanship Academy. He made his Silver art shop in Jerusalem to build of another configuration of Judaica Craft. At the time he founded it, there were very few Jewish silversmiths and there was a great deal of interest in carefully assembled religious artifacts. Jizchak Bier attained recognition for his phenomenal Chanukia (Menorah), propelling Bier Enterprises to the fore.