Kiddush Cup | Sapphire
- Description
Handmade in Ukraine this Kiddush cup features a unique design that highlights the beauty of the walnut wood and gorgeous color of the epoxy resin.
Shimon Yurkovsky of Yurkovsky Judaica designs and manufactures all of the beautiful wood and resin products in Odesa, Ukraine.
He was inspired to create special objects for his own family to use to restore their connection to Jewish traditions; and is now sharing them with the world.
- The wood symbolizes a return to our roots and nature, a fantastic metaphor for the Mitzvah of Kiddush - an ancient Jewish tradition!
- The interior of the cup is lined with durable stainless steel that will not tarnish over time.
- It is firmly connected to the outer wood shell of the cup, representative of the balance between our spiritual and physical essence.
This would make a fantastic gift for yourself, and many occasions including bar/bat mitzvahs, weddings, and awards.
- Arrives in a beautiful gift box ready to be presented to anyone you desire!
- Set includes cup and plate.
- The volume of the cup is 180 ml / 6 oz
Free shipping on orders over $100
FAQ
Returns & Exchanges
Due to our sourcing methodology and handcrafted assembly, returns and exchanges are generally not accepted.
However, if for some reason you are not satisfied with your purchase please contact us.
We always try to deliver #JewishJoy.
Shipping Damage / Error
Any damage to items that resulted from shipping error must be reported within 48 hours of delivery and we will try our best to resolve the issue.
If you have any questions about your order please be in touch with us at orders@jewishjoy.co or 646-481-8681 and include as many details as possible including photos of any damaged items / packaging and your order number or email, as well as desired resolution.
Small Business Disclaimer
We reserve the right to cancel and refund any order at any time, but will always try to avoid a situation where this is necessary.
We always try to deliver #JewishJoy.
Shipping
U.S. Shipping
We are currently only shipping orders for delivery within the United States and Canada, but we hope to expand our offering to other countries in the near future.
Shipping Rates
Orders over $100 in value ship free!
$5 rate applies to other orders based on cart total.
Order Tracking
You will receive an email with parcel tracking information within 72 hours of purchase for most items.
Please email us at orders@jewishjoy.co if you need something rushed and we will see if we can expedite!
About Us
Who is behind Jewish Joy?
In 2016, Channan Tzvi (Kenny) started collecting Hamsas and began his journey reconnecting to his Jewish culture via the appreciation of this ancient symbol from a design based approach.
Hamsas of Munkatch, his design studio was founded in 2020 as a way to explore a personal connection to Judaism; and through his research he amassed an extensive collection of Judaica objects that Kenny realized could be shared with others, to allow them to experience some of the same joyful connection to the traditions - hence jewishjoy.co.
Why no Challah Boards?
There are many ways to celebrate Judaism - and this website is a bit different than your classic Judaica store that might only carry silver kiddish cups and wooden mezuzahs. These types of items already exist at other retailers or might be something that you may have inherited from a family member. We hope to compliment those pieces that you may already have in your homes with a variety of Judaica enhancements.
Our mission is to provide artistic items to our customers that inspire a personal connection to the joys of Judaism. We aim to achieve this by focusing our efforts on common traditions and cultural highlights of Judaism and celebrating them in an inclusive manner.
We try to source from other small businesses and Judaica artists who create one of a kind items.
A Bissle Ungepatchka | a little over the top
An important part of the joy that Channan Tzvi (Kenny) found in Judaism stems from the artistic imagery that can be seen throughout history on a variety of artifacts. People have always celebrated their love for Judaism through art and design and we continue that tradition.
With that in mind, we also embrace some of our Hungarian heritage and acknowledge that sometimes you need a bissle ungepatchka to liven up an otherwise contemporary living environment and reinvigorate your mind.
We know that not everyone will appreciate all of our pieces, but we hope that those of you who enjoy them LOVE THEM!