Stripes of red cur-
rant, cranberry and 
light pink pack a fruity 
punch in the fringed 
Noel Plaid Party 
Napkins, from Archive 
New York — founded 
by Ann Arbor-native 
Amira Marion. Her 
family spent time in 
Guatemala, where 
she was steeped 
in traditional Mayan 
textile motifs and 
weaving techniques 
(and the importance of 
Fair Trade principles), 
which are carefully pre-
served in each design. 
Archivenewyork.com.

ROSH HASHANAH

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 Chef, baker, photographer, food stylist, blogger — Ontario-based Debi Traub does it 

all, creatively. Inspired by her late mom, “who always encouraged me to watch, learn and 
complete the challenge of recreating her recipes,” Traub is also passionate about sharing 
her deliciously vibrant ideas. Among them: This DIY Edible Rosh Hashanah Tablescape, 
brimming with apples, plums, grapes, fresh figs, walnut halves, fresh blackberries and 
sprays of carnations. Created during the pandemic (hence one board per guest), the 
idea can be adapted to fit any needs. Find details for this table, along with more 
recipes and inspiration, at simplybeautifuleating.com or @simplybeautifuleating.

Honor the fruit — and its symbolism 
— of Rosh Hashanah with a 
table inspired by the apple and 
pomegranate’s deep reds, pinks and 
purples and honey-hued accents.

LYNNE KONSTANTIN CONTRIBUTING WRITER

 A sleek gold rim and 
chrome finish add glamour 
to these soda lime glass 
Alta Wine Glasses in 
Plum. Area Anthropologie 
stores; anthropologie.com.