Rosh Hashanah Mugs
Description: Adorable cat and dog celebrate the Jewish New Year: the cat wears a Star of David shirt and holds honey, while the dog wears a kippah with a backpack and apple. The Hebrew text “שנה טובה ומתוקה” conveys warm wishes for a sweet new year. Perfect for festive greetings and family celebrations. O.M design
Description: Celebrate Rosh Hashanah and welcome the Jewish New Year with a wonderful Shana Tova design featuring הכל דבש, golden honey, a red apple, and cheerful honey bees. A warm and joyful Jewish holiday design for celebrating the High Holidays, sharing sweet wishes, and welcoming a happy and peaceful new year.
הכל דבש - Hakol Dvash – Everything Is Honey | Rosh Hashanah Jewish New Year Mug
by Miriam Designs
$18
Description: This vibrant Rosh Hashanah illustration collection features nine traditional New Year symbols including a honey jar with pomegranates, a folk-art dove holding a pomegranate branch, a floral-painted apple, blue birds framing a split pomegranate, a decorated shofar, a honey jar with a bee, a bluebird among pomegranates, a tree of life adorned with apples, and an apple with a honey dipper. Each icon showcases rich red, gold, and blue tones with delicate floral folk-art detailing, creating a warm, cohesive collection full of symbolism for sweetness, abundance, and renewal during the Jewish New Year. This design is perfect for Rosh Hashanah celebrations, Jewish New Year gifts, and anyone honoring this meaningful holiday with symbolic art. It lo
Description: Celebrate a sweet and meaningful Jewish New Year with this elegant “Shofar So Good” Rosh Hashanah design. A beautifully illustrated shofar is surrounded by pomegranates, flowers, and botanical leaves in rich navy, red, green, and warm golden tones. A sophisticated Jewish holiday shirt for Rosh Hashanah celebrations, synagogue gatherings, family events, and thoughtful Jewish holiday gifting.
Description: This vibrant Rosh Hashanah illustration collection features nine traditional New Year symbols including a honey jar with pomegranates, a folk-art dove holding a pomegranate branch, a floral-painted apple, blue birds framing a split pomegranate, a decorated shofar, a honey jar with a bee, a bluebird among pomegranates, a tree of life adorned with apples, and an apple with a honey dipper. Each icon showcases rich red, gold, and blue tones with delicate floral folk-art detailing, creating a warm, cohesive collection full of symbolism for sweetness, abundance, and renewal during the Jewish New Year. This design is perfect for Rosh Hashanah celebrations, Jewish New Year gifts, and anyone honoring this meaningful holiday with symbolic art. It lo
Description: Celebrate Rosh Hashanah with a sweet and joyful Jewish New Year design featuring apples, honey, honeycomb, and buzzing bees. “May It Be a Sweet New Year” captures one of the most beloved traditions of the holiday in a warm vintage-inspired illustration. A beautiful Rosh Hashanah shirt for Jewish families, friends, synagogue celebrations, holiday gatherings, and anyone wishing others a Shana Tova.
May It Be a Sweet New Year Rosh Hashanah Design / Apple Honey Jewish New Year Mug
by Miriam Designs
$18
Description: Got Tzimmes? This adorable Jewish food humor design features a happy bunny wearing a Star of David kippah and proudly holding a carrot. A playful choice for tzimmes lovers, Jewish foodies, bunny lovers, and anyone who appreciates a good Jewish food joke. A fun evergreen Jewish gift for family, friends, cooks, food lovers, and fans of traditional Jewish cuisine.
Description: G’mar chatima tova is the traditional Hebrew greeting said before (and on) Yom Kippur, the holiest day of the Jewish year and the culmination of the High Holiday season. It translates as, “a good final sealing,” in the Book of Life, in which we are inscribed on Rosh Hashanah and sealed on Yom Kippur. It is written in Hebrew as גמר חתימה טובה. 1 The catch-all greeting you can use for the entire season is “shanah tovah” שנה טובה, which means “good year.” The word “umetuka” (ומתוקה), “and sweet,” is sometimes appended to the end.
