Passover is a time for family, friends, and giving back. “All who are hungry, come and eat” is one of the first lines we read in the Haggadah at the Passover Seder, showing that it is a time of giving and being together.
We don’t want you to show up at the Passover Seder empty-handed, so we’ve compiled a list of the perfect Passover gifts for your hosts, family loved ones, and of course, we’ve included some perfect Afikomen gifts for the lucky kid (or adult, we don’t judge your traditions and levels of competitiveness!) who finds the elusive, hidden matzah!
(oh, psst-everything we’re showing you is on sale! Yep, that’s 20% off EVERYTHING until Passover, so that’s even more of a reason to get Passover gifts!)
Sterling Silver Personalized Kiddush Cup
With the Seder obliging us to drink FOUR cups of wine, you may as well make sure you’re drinking out of a beautiful cup since it’s basically your closest companion at the Seder. This stunning cup is finished in shining silver hammering, has that gorgeous ring of colorful enamel, and can be personalized with any name to really reach Seder-BFF status. It’s also available in smooth silver without the colorful enamel if you’re in the mood for something more classic. L’chaim! Buy here
Sterling Silver Cup with Bowl
This cup is MADE for the Seder. Seeing as we pour out wine as we mention the 10 plagues, usually making a huge mess, this glorious cup and bowl set solves that problem in the most glamorous way possible. And just in case you forget the wine blessing (you’ll need it a few times), it’s cut out in stunning Hebrew lettering along the rim of the bowl, making this a one-of-a-kind piece.
Modern Netilat Yadayim Washing Cup
Drinking wine isn’t the only thing we do on Passover. We also need to wash our hands a few times. For vegetable dipping and Matzah eating-the start of the food. So a washing cup is basically the signal that the delicious part of the Seder is about to start. This grand symbol needs to be beautiful and exciting, just like what it signifies. This Netilat Yadayim Cup is exactly that, and it’s also the perfect host gift, as netilat Yadayim can use it year-round.
Glamorous Wine Holder
Oh wait, we’re back to wine. Let’s do the math-four cups of wine multiplied by an infinite number of family members = lots of wine needed. Prop those bottles up in a modern, beautiful wine holder. With its pop of color, it’s also a stunning centerpiece.
Glorious Cup of Elija
We’re not the only ones who need Kiddush cups on Passover. We also fill up a cup for Elija the Prophet, so he can partake in the festivities when he visits our table. His cup is usually grand and glorious to properly honor Elija, just like this one we’ve picked out for you. This cup features stunning traditional filigree throughout, and we’re pretty sure Elija would approve.
Versatile Candle Holders
We love multipurpose gifts. These hammered candle holders can be used for candle lighting, ushering in the holiday, and the stunning, petite anodized aluminum pieces also make the perfect centerpieces, lighting up any Passover table. Available in a choice of colored rings that could be changed when you want to shake things up.
Colorful Small Cup
Here comes the Afikomen gift. Meaningful, stunning, and just the right size, liquer cup will cherish this enameled silver cup for years to come, and it’s also perfect for the four cups for those who don’t want too much wine. Buy here for the four cups or as an Afikomen present!
Colorful Napkin Rings
A budget-friendly, bright and beautiful Passover gift. These colorful napkin rings are the perfect pieces to make any Passover table POP. Mix and match colors and grab some for all your hosts and friends because these colorful napkin rings definitely won’t break the bank.
Have a Wonderful Passover, Filled with Great Family, Friends, and Gifts!
We hope we’re able to make your Passover preparations a little bit easier and totally stress-free with all the Pesach gift ideas! Wishing you and your loved ones a happy Passover, filled with giving, sharing, love, personal freedom, and happiness that spills into the rest of the year!
A Word About Passover
Passover is a holiday that has a rich history and an intriguing significance. It’s a time where Jewish communities all over the world gather to celebrate deliverance from slavery in Egypt.
During this time, families participate in the Seder meal, a festive dinner that includes traditional foods and prayers. A major part of the meal is the retelling of the story of the Israelites’ journey to freedom, creating an opportunity to connect with Jewish heritage and reflect on the importance of liberation.
Even in modern times, Passover remains an important celebration and has become a widely recognized holiday beyond just the Jewish community.
A Bit About Passover Food
One of the essential elements of the passover holiday is the food, which has a rich history and symbolism.
Jews who observe Passover abstain from eating leavened bread and other foods made with grains that have fermented. Instead, they eat matzah, unleavened bread, and a variety of dishes made with ingredients such as meat, fish, eggs, fruits, and vegetables.
From charoset, a sweet paste made from apples, nuts, and wine symbolizing the mortar used by Jewish slaves in Egypt to matzo ball soup, a comforting dish made with matzo meal and broth, every item on the Passover menu has a story to tell.
For those who celebrate Passover, the food is one of the many ways to connect with their heritage and honor their ancestors while bringing family and friends closer together.
