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Kiddush Cup - Judaica Gift

Kiddush Cup Gold

OSHIA

Hebrew-‘אָשְׁיָה’ -basis, fundamental, element, source

a phrase to describe a highly ranked personality.

SKU: 02-10011

$235

$235

This contemporary kiddush cup is unlike anything else!
Standing tall with a sleek design,
the base is handmade of 100% pure Salt from the Holy Land combined with natural earth pigment.
The head of the cup is made of anodized aluminum with a delicate satin finish.
The metal part is separable and washable.
Each cup is individually handmade so there might be slighter differences of one to another.

Height: 7″ (18cm).
Top diameter: 2.7″ (7 cm)
Bottom diameter: 2″ (5 cm)

Cup capacity: 190ml
1X Kiddush cup
This listing is for gold line. 

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USA ,CANDA, EU

parcel valueStandard (ECO IS POST)FedEx EconomyFedEx Priority
Delivery times14-21 Business days7-15 Business days3-5 Business days
UP to 70$12$25$35$
71-150$20$30$40$
151-350$30$40$50$
Above 350$free50$60$

DOMESTIC (ISRAEL)

parcel valueIS Post registeredExpress (Door to Door)
Delivery Times3 Business Days
UP to 70$7$20$
71-150$7$20$
151-350$free20$
Above 350$free20$

Rest of the World

parcel valueIS Post ECOFedEX Priority
Delivery Times14-21 Business Days3-5 Business Days
UP to 70$15$35$
71-150$30$40$
151-350$40$60$
Above 350$Free70$

Upper metal part can be separated and washed.
Wipe the lower salt-made part with a damp cloth.
Do not put under running water/dishwasher or in environment above 75% humidity.

 Does a Kiddush cup have to be silver?

The Jewish law does not require sterling silver Kiddush cups. Traditionally in order to  honor the ceremony  and differ it from everyday life cups ,it was made by silversmiths artisans. Contemporary design includes almost any possible material.

 What does the Kiddush Cup symbolize?

The drinking and blessing over the wine symbolize the definition of this time a holy time. The word “Kiddush” derives from the word “Kadosh” which means holy or sanctified.

Can you use any cup for a Kiddush cup?

The Kiddush cup can be any cup which is non- disposable, but it is a custom to use an elegant unique designed cup especially kept to be used only for the purpose of the ceremony to distinguish it from all other times. What are the rules for the Kiddush cup? The cup must hold at least 3.8 fl. oz./ 112 ml or more. The cup should be clean and without any cracks or holes.

Between Shabbat Kiddush Cup, Elijah Cup and Miriam Cup

The Kiddush Cup, used for sanctifying Shabbat with wine, is an ancient custom that likely originated during the Second Temple period (516 BCE–70 CE). The use of wine in religious ceremonies is rooted in ancient rituals and is mentioned in the Bible, where it is described as a symbol of joy and blessing. The Kiddush itself, a blessing recited over wine, serves to sanctify Shabbat and distinguish it from the ordinary days of the week.

The Symbolism of Elijah’s Cup and Its Role in the Passover Seder

Elijah’s cup is a unique addition to the Passover Seder, symbolizing the belief in the prophet Elijah’s role as the harbinger of redemption. Over the generations, this cup has become a symbol of anticipation and hope, with Jewish art offering various interpretations.
In the 18th and 19th centuries, Elijah’s cups began to be crafted with elaborate designs, featuring engravings of Jerusalem landscapes, symbols of redemption, and verses related to Elijah. These cups were often made in especially large sizes to emphasize their significance and central placement on the holiday table.
The wine poured into Elijah’s cup is traditionally not consumed, reflecting the belief that it awaits the prophet’s arrival. His appearance would signal the time to drink the fifth cup, marking complete redemption. The cup is usually kept covered until morning, after which the wine is returned to the bottle and used for the day’s Kiddush.

The Symbolism of Miriam’s Cup: Feminism and Reform Judaism

In the late 20th century, with the rise of feminist movements and their influence on Reform and Conservative Judaism, a new cup appeared on the Seder table—Miriam’s cup. Dedicated to the memory of the prophetess Miriam, it symbolizes the role of Jewish women and their growing presence in tradition and Jewish society.
Miriam’s cup is filled with water, representing Miriam’s Well—the source of water that accompanied the Israelites in the desert thanks to her merit. It invites reflection on gender equality, renewal, and the centrality of values such as compassion and community care.
Artistic designs of Miriam’s cups often incorporate elements that emphasize flow, life, and femininity.

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FAQ

Yes, the products are made of NaCl 100%pure Dead Sea salt.

 I add natural pigments ,dried flowers or metal chips for decoration.

Saltware is safe to exposure to heat and up to 75% humidity.

(It is important to keep the product in an environment up to that humidity degree).

This is thanks to its innovative processing. 

I use eco- friendly sealer to give it extra protection from dirt.

Yes, it is made of a natural mineral and may break like ceramics, glassware etc. 

Since the processing is low- energy consuming ,there are no hot tempratures envolved which

 makes it even more vulnerable then what it looks like. Handle with care !

Saltware cannot be washed under flowing water or dishwasher.

For cleaning use soft dump cloth. Don’t scratch or use abrasive fabrics. 

Only metal parts which can be separated, may be cleaned with warm (even hot) water.

Put the metal part in a bowl and pour hot water on it. Take out with  a spoon (as the metal may become hot) and dry thoroughly with soft cloth or paper immediately after.

If the candles you have used have been dripping immensely, you can try putting the metal seats ONLY in freezer for couple of hours. 

It helps detaching the wax from the metal. Use tooth stick or you finger tips. Make sure not to use sharp tools, as they would scratch the seats.

Do not put the candles on the salt-made parts-always use the metal seats.

Saltware is safe to exposure of up to 75% humidity.

Beyond that it is better to keep it inside its  original box. 

 Don’t worry – it won’t be melted even if it was exposed to higher humid level.

 Just wipe the dew drops that may cling to its surface.

Nevertheless, if that occurs it means the humidity exceed 75% and it is advisable to keep it in a cabinet or in a box.

Since is is  a pure clear white substance it can stained  easily (just like white fabrics as cotton).

 Most stains can be wiped off with soft dump cloth. Try to clean immediately after staining occurs.

Salt does not burn or ignite. The cylinder shape candle holder will become pleasantly warm and may be touched -try it! You may find it even very pleasant during winter time 😊 

Beeswax candles do not drip, do not soot, eco- friendly and don’t pollute.

 They are better for your breathing and for the environment.

They will also keep the product cleaner and easier for taking care of.