Sterling Silver Pearl Style Flat Bottom, Kiddush Cup

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Sterling Silver Pearl Style Flat Bottom, Kiddush Cup

Name: Sterling Silver Pearl Style Flat Bottom, Kiddush Cup
Brand: Bier Sterling Silver Judaica
SKU: 16685
Price: 239 USD
Availability: InStock

This 925 Sterling Silver Kiddush cup is a classic of the European school of silversmithing. The heavy columnar design features a row of silver pearls encircling the bottom of the cup;

MSRP:

$324.00

SKU:

16685

$239.00

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Bier Silver arts is a family workshop that was founded in 1950 by Jizchak Bier. The elder of the Ber family is a graduate of the famous Bezalel art Academy. He established his Silver craft shop in Jerusalem to establish of a new design concept for Judaica Craft. At the time, there were very few Jewish silversmiths and there was needed craftsmen to fill demand for handmade religious items. Jizchak Bier achieved the award for his extraordinary Chanukia (Menorah), launching Bier Enterprises.

Most Bier designs are original for Jizchak Bier and take into account beauty of form and usefulness. Over the years, he has created new designs and forms becoming part of Bier’s repertoire. With new designs, classic designs are still bestsellers. His sons Meir and Mordechai have followed in their father’s footsteps. Together, the family ensures excellence in craftsmanship.

A Jewish vital item is the Kiddush container. the Kiddush Becher- cup in Yiddish Is named that because it holds the wine for Kiddush.

The yearly Holiday cycle additionally affords unique opportunities to bless the days over wine. Drinking the wine from an exceptional silver Kiddush chalice makes the day special. On Passover when four cups of wine (or grape juice) are drank, we remember the quintessential nation building event that was the Exodus from Egypt.