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Glass Matzah Tray Matzah Holder meta-size-chart-ring-inscriptions Magnificent engravings of Jerusalem

Glass Matzah Tray Matzah Holder meta-size-chart-ring-inscriptions Magnificent engravings of JerusalemWave colors of blues, greens, teals are effectively used to sense the feeling of the Crossing or Exodus in this matzah tray. The matzah, unleavened bread, symbolic of freedom and slavery, is placed in the holder to be used during the Passover seder. Each section of stained glass has been hand cut, wrapped in copper and soldered to the base. The glass in the base is a reeded clear glass that looks like the matzah placed in the tray. Size 8 x 8"

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Magnificent engravings of Jerusalem

From the Diamond Collection by House

through the Cohanim

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For Wherever you Go I shall Go (Ruth 1:16)

Glass Matzah Tray Matzah Holder meta-size-chart-ring-inscriptions Magnificent engravings of JerusalemWave colors of blues, greens, teals are effectively used to sense the feeling of the Crossing or Exodus in this matzah tray. The matzah, unleavened bread, symbolic of freedom and slavery, is placed in the holder to be used during the Passover seder. Each section of stained glass has been hand cut, wrapped in copper and soldered to the base. The glass in the base is a reeded clear glass that looks like the matzah placed in the tray. Size 8 x 8"

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