Hanukkah Pillows

Happy Shavuot - Hebrew text, English lettering, Jewish Holiday greeting card, torah, traditional seven species fruits, barley, wheat, figs, grape, date palm fruit, olives, pomegranate, Pentecost, Israel festival. Shavuot Blessings. Watercolor Illustration

BAE GOALS Nice Jewish Hanukkah Gifts

Ugly Christmas Sweater designs suddenly become adorbs when llamas are involved.

gift for someone who has Palestinian roots from the country of Palestine

Ignite your day with Blazing New Wine.

This Maiasaura brings the lights of the season!

Snow Globe with Colorful Dreidels

Light Up The Night - and have a very happy Hanukkah!

A bunch of colorful gift boxes from the 2019 holiday collection

Oy Vey !

Show off your witty side with our Jew Jitsu design, featuring a hilarious Jiu Jitsu pun that playfully combines martial arts with Jewish humor - perfect for those who love a good laugh. Whether you're a Jiu Jitsu enthusiast, martial arts fan, or just love clever wordplay, this amusing shirt is sure to make a statement and spark laughter among friends and family.

The Menorasaurus T-Shirt is an awesome funny gift ideat for all adults and kids. Surprise a Jewish paleontologist or a dinosaur lover friend or family member with this cute menorah dino tee for a funny and joyful Hanukkah!

Coolest guy on the block – Bachur / בחור is 'guy' in Hebrew.

Three little boys representing Christmas, Hanukkah, and Kwanzaa wish you multicultural holiday greetings! Adorable artwork is created in mixed media by illustrator Caroline McKay.

Jewish Family Brand

Happy Purim Hebrew text. Kids Party Gifts Decoration. Purim Jewish Holiday trendy poster, Purim Festival Traditional symbols. Hamantaschen cookies, gragger toy noisemaker, cute clowns, balloons, musicians, funny masks, pattern. "Wish a great Purim celebration!" Carnival T-Shirt, Poster, Home decor, Sticker

The perfect design for all you Shabbat nerds!

Crowbars up!

Hebrew l'chaim greeting. Two cartoon wine glasses

The word "grandmother" in Yiddish (באָבע).

Show your love for the holy city of Jerusalem with this fun athletic-style design! This is a great idea for a gift for Jewish teens and sports fans.

Celebrate the fun holiday of Hanukkah with this bright and cheerful design! Four Hebrew letters standing for "Nes Gadol Haya Sham" - A great miracle happened there.

Boo!

The belief in the Evil Eye -known as Vaskania has existed since prehistory, as an protection amulet dating to about 5,000 years ago. It is very popular in parts of the Middle East and especially Turkey. This Mandala design features the Evil Eye and Hamsa, making it a unique and meaningful addition to stickers, t-shirts, and accessories. The Evil Eye is a symbol of protection against negative energy and is believed to have originated in ancient Greece and Rome. The Hamsa, on the other hand, is a symbol of good luck and protection in many cultures, including Judaism, Islam, and Christianity. Its origins can be traced back to ancient Mesopotamia and Egypt. Together, these symbols create a powerful and beautiful design that is sure to make a

Celebrate Hanukkah, Chanukah, with this cute funny Happy Hanuk-kats design.

Hanging With My Gnomies Hanukkah Jewish Gnomes Chanukah

The Christmas tree in front of the Schooner Western Union at the Historic Seaport in Key West is one of the iconic sights of the holiday season. Bring a bit of the tropical, nautical, holiday magic to your cards this year, featuring original photography

The belief in the Evil Eye -known as Vaskania has existed since prehistory, as an protection amulet dating to about 5,000 years ago. It is very popular in parts of the Middle East and especially Turkey. This Mandala design features the Evil Eye and Hamsa, making it a unique and meaningful addition to stickers, t-shirts, and accessories. The Evil Eye is a symbol of protection against negative energy and is believed to have originated in ancient Greece and Rome. The Hamsa, on the other hand, is a symbol of good luck and protection in many cultures, including Judaism, Islam, and Christianity. Its origins can be traced back to ancient Mesopotamia and Egypt. Together, these symbols create a powerful and beautiful design that is sure to make a

my first Hanukkah

Black White Gold happy Hanukkah greeting with Golden Menorah illustration and Confetti

Hanukkah, which means “dedication” in Hebrew, begins on the 25th of Kislev on the Hebrew calendar and usually falls in November or December. Often called the Festival of Lights, the holiday is celebrated with the lighting of the menorah, traditional foods, games and gifts.

If you loved the scene in this amazing show with the Christmas lights, this is for you.

Ginger & Jew BBQ always keeps things Yiddishly Delicious!

Black White Orange happy Hanukkah greeting with White Hanukkah menorah

Latke is for Lovers. This shirt is for you.

Cute design for Chanukah. Everybody loves latkes!