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Yair Emanuel Kiddush Cup Set
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Shopping for a stunning gift for a wedding, housewarming, or another special occasion? Shop no further than this magnificent kiddush cup set from the Land of Israel! Made of metal, this superb set comes in your choice of four designs. Each design is based on pomegranates, a powerful symbol of abundance and mitzvot in Jewish tradition, and displays the words of the blessing recited over wine: 'Borei Pri Hagafen' ('Who Creates the Fruit of the Vine'). An exclusive piece by renowned Israeli designer, Yair Emanuel. A stylish and meaningful addition to the Shabbat and festive experience.
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Shopping for a stunning gift for a wedding, housewarming, or another special occasion? Shop no further than this magnificent kiddush cup set from the Land of Israel! Made of metal, this superb set comes in your choice of four designs. Each design is based on pomegranates, a powerful symbol of abundance and mitzvot in Jewish tradition, and displays the words of the blessing recited over wine: 'Borei Pri Hagafen' ('Who Creates the Fruit of the Vine'). An exclusive piece by renowned Israeli designer, Yair Emanuel. A stylish and meaningful addition to the Shabbat and festive experience.
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Shopping for a stunning gift for a wedding, housewarming, or another special occasion? Shop no further than this magnificent kiddush cup set from the Land of Israel! Made of metal, this superb set comes in your choice of four designs. Each design is based on pomegranates, a powerful symbol of abundance and mitzvot in Jewish tradition, and displays the words of the blessing recited over wine: 'Borei Pri Hagafen' ('Who Creates the Fruit of the Vine'). An exclusive piece by renowned Israeli designer, Yair Emanuel. A stylish and meaningful addition to the Shabbat and festive experience.