First Fruit Collection Napkin
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Beautify your Shabbat dining room table with stunning 100% cotton napkins from Cafe RonEl. The napkins feature a biblically inspired motif of the first fruits of the Holy Land. It is the perfect way to bring a touch of Israel into your home!

The napkins are made from 100% heavy-weight white cotton. On the border is a beautifully rendered design of the First Fruits of the Holy Land as written in Deuteronomy 8:8. “a land with wheat and barley, vines and fig trees, pomegranates, olive oil, and honey.”

The napkins are carefully stitched with fully finished corners for an elegant look. The printed design is a soft sage green making it a lovely accent to your plates and flatware.

RonEl and Yosef designed the napkins to compliment the tablecloth of the same design. The beautiful set may be used for Shabbat and festivals to enable those who love Israel to bring a touch of the Holy Land into their homes on these special occasions.

The First Fruits napkins make a meaningful gift for friends and loved ones. It is perfect for weddings, birthdays, and housewarming celebrations.

For the most elegant table, you can complete the First Fruits table dressing with the companion tablecloth and challah covers. (Sold separately)

To care for your First Fruits napkins, treat stains with pre-wash and launder in cold water with fabric softener. Hang to dry and cool iron if needed.

  • 100% Cotton
  • 44 x 44 cm / 17.32 x 17.32 inches
  • Napkins sold individually
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RonEl Barak
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Cafe RonEl is the go-to restaurant in southern Judea. It is located in the small Jewish community of Mitzpeh Yair. Cafe RonEl is owned and operated by the Barak family, who fulfilled their wish to be part of rebuilding the Jewish homeland when they moved from South Africa to Israel in 2014.

Yosef Barak and his wife RonEl, after whom the restaurant is named, were enchanted by the beauty of Mitzpeh Yair and its breathtaking views of the Judean Desert. They were inspired by the hospitality of the Jewish patriarch Abraham and his wife Sarah and immediately began the hard work of restoring their farm with a view to hosting guests for meals and refreshments.

Their modest dream turned into a much-loved dairy restaurant and, a few years later, an additional meat kitchen. Cafe RonEl is a welcome oasis in the Judea Desert where locals visit for community and the Barak’s legendary Friday brunch!

Yosef, with his son Yehuda, his daughters Hadassah and Avigail, and daughter-in-law Tohar, has planted olive trees, flowering bougainvillea, and fragrant Israeli lavender, turning their home into a welcome center of hospitality for the region.

They have created a space for local musicians to perform on Thursday nights, and at the opening of each Jewish month, they invite community members to share their wares and creations at the restaurant.

Their passion for sharing the beauty of the Holy Land with others led them to open their farm to adventurous tourists and youth with affordable camping.

RonEl, with the encouragement of her husband, extended her creativity to create a stunning tabletop collection inspired by the beauty of Shabbat. It is RonEl’s wish that all the nations have an opportunity to learn about the traditions of Shabbat.

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