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April 18, 2024 - Image 30

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The Detroit Jewish News, 2024-04-18

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36 | APRIL 18 • 2024
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hether you’re bringing a hostess gift to your
Passover seder or simply want to surround
yourself with your love for Israel, we’ve
found pieces that will illuminate your home while
supporting our brothers and sisters. (Be sure to check
shipping dates for items needed in time for Passover.)

Complete your home — and seder
table — with art and Judaica made
in Israel.

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LYNNE KONSTANTIN CONTRIBUTING WRITER

PASSOVER

Next Year
in
Jerusalem

Husband-and-wife team Tal
and Roy Yahalomi create
handcrafted home accesso-
ries and Judaica from their
studio in Tel Aviv. Listed
on Etsy as Yaholomis, they
offer contemporary ceramic
pieces, like this minimalist
creamy-white Kiddush Cup
and Saucer Set, engraved
with a vine leaf (to sym-
bolize Gefen, “grapevine”
in Hebrew) and filled with
24K gold; they also offer a
similarly designed Mezuzah
Case, to which a kosher
scroll can be added, with
a gold- or silver-filled Shin
(symbolizing the word “God,”
or the “Guardian of the
Jewish doors”). Etsy.com/
shop/Yahalomis.

Upon coming to Israel, Lev Shneiderman — born in the for-
mer Soviet Union and now a survivor of Oct. 7 — “yearned
to give shape and form to his beliefs and ideals.” From his
studio in Israel’s Negev Desert, Shneiderman handcrafts
modern, majestic Judaica from stainless steel and alumi-
num. His work is displayed in several universities in Israel,
including Hebrew University, medical centers, the Knesset
and has been presented as gifts by Israeli leaders and dig-
nitaries — Shneiderman himself presented a gift to Prime
Minister Ariel Sharon. These handmade Art Deco Brass
Candlesticks are engraved with a sliver of blue peeking
through. Israeliartnow.org; levshneiderman.com.

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