Pomegranate Ceramic Bowl for Honey
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Pomegranate Ceramic Bowl for Honey.

This is a perfect addition to any home and is ideal for setting your Rosh Hashanah (Jewish New Year) table. It is a Rosh Hashanah tradition to dip sliced apples in honey, symbolic of a sweet new year.

This lovely handcrafted honey jar would be equally at home on your breakfast table or next to your teas.


Hand-Made Means One-Of-A-Kind

When you purchase handmade functional art, you are buying a unique one-of-a-kind item which means that each piece may vary slightly from the next in size and shape.

A handmade object is more than a final product, it is an expression of the artist’s creative journey and each handmade ceramic item will reflect the love with which it was made.

  • Dishwasher Safe
  • Non-Toxic
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Pomegranate Ceramic Bowl for Honey

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Hadas Setler
Hadas Setler

Hadas Sattler lives and creates her beautiful one-of-a-kind ceramics in the Jewish settlement of Ma’aleh Michmas. Ma’aleh Michmas is a vibrant community north of Jerusalem with a stunning view of the beautiful rolling hills of Samaria.

Hadas is the mother of six children, and in addition to her ceramics studio, she runs an after-school program for children who have troubled homes. She loves seeing how the kids develop while working with the clay!

Hadas’ studio is on the second floor of her home, where she can be present for her children when they return from school. In this space filled with her children’s voices, Hadas finds inspiration to make her unique ceramics.

She hopes that the people who buy her ceramics will feel her touch and know that she makes each item with love. While she is working, she is happy to think that her dish will be in someone’s kitchen; a little piece of Israel in their home.

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