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Shabbat Challah Board - Judaica Gift

Challah Board Olive Wood

BRITT

Challah board BRITT (בְּרִית), the word for covenant in Hebrew.
It is the symbol for the covenant between God and the people of Israel:
” It is an everlasting covenant of salt before the Lord for both you and your offspring.” (Numbers, 18:19). This symbol evolved into the Sabbat dinner whereas the Challah bread is dipped in salt while blessed.
What would be more appropriate and sublime than using this board made from an olive tree, the symbol for peace and unity, combined with salt of the Holy Land ?

SKU: 11-1001

$279

1 in stock

$279

A truly unique , one-of-a-kind Challah board!
This challah board is made from a natural, beautiful, olive wood from the North of Israel.
It is from a branch prunning of an olive tree and a rare finding!
It is hand-crafted, leaving all the natural beauty of this unique piece to stand out.
The board comes with a special dish made FROM SALT and FOR SALT.
The dish is made in an eco friendly, innovtive process- it is with no artificial additive.
The dish sits on a decorative gold color anodized aluminum.
This wooden board is one of a kind and only one of this design is available.

Notice : This item is available ONLY with EXPRESS shipping.

Salt dish is made of pure 100% Holy Land  salt.

Board (approx.):
Length: 24’’ ( 61cm)
Width variable:6-8’’ ( 16-20cm)
Depth: 0.78″ (2cm) 

Dish:
Diameter : 2’’ ( 5 cm)
Height: 1.2’’ (3 cm)
1 X Olive wood Board
1 X  Salt Dish

The board comes with its natural cracks, no apoxy or synthetic additive sealers.

Shipping fees according to parcel value

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$Free70$

Simply wipe the pieces with a damp cloth.
Do not put the parts made from salt under running water or in the dish washer.
The board can be treated from time to time with food safe oil to maintain its natural beauty.

Why do we eat challah with salt?

Salt is a major symbol for blessing in all cultures. In Judaism, it is a symbol to the covenant between the people of Israel and God as said in the Bible : ”It is an everlasting covenant of salt before the Lord for both you and your offspring” (Numbers, 18:19). It derives from the crucial use of salt for sacrifice in the Holy Temple. The ceremony of dipping the challah bread in salt is reassuring this covenant while thanking God for our bread.

Wooden Challah Board from Israel: Sustainable, Vegan, Eco-Friendly Judaica

SaltwareDesign’s Wooden Challah Board is beautiful, sustainable, and vegan Judaica which fulfills the Jewish ethical commandment of Bal Tashchit to be eco-friendly and environmentally responsible.

What is a Sustainable Wooden Challah Board?

Sustainable wooden challah board means that the wood which is used to craft the boards is cut only from trees that had to be cut off due to necessity, such as disease, root problems, danger- like adjacent to electrical cables or trees that fall in winter storms. No tree is cut off for commercial purposes.

Why did I name our wooden challah board BRITT?

Our Wooden Challah board was named BRITT (בְּרִית), the word for covenant in Hebrew.

In Judaism salt is a symbol for the covenant between God and the people of Israel: ” It is an everlasting covenant of salt before the Lord for both you and your offspring.” (Numbers, 18:19).

This symbol evolved into the Shabbat dinner whereas the Challah bread is dipped in salt while blessed. What would be more appropriate and sublime than naming our Wooden Challah Board
BRITT? combined with the salt of its earth?

 Our covenant with God, as humans, is to be the guardians of the universe’s creation.

To be sustainable is to sign that treaty.

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