Modular Seder Plate
Modular Seder Plate
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This Modular Seder set looks great on any Passover table. The base is made of flame-cut iron, finished with a wax/oil finish that needs little care. The dishes are made of copper with a brushed finish. (Stainless Steel plates are also available by special order.) When all six pieces are brought together, a Mogen David (Star of David) design appears in the center. The names of the six symbolic foods eaten at the Passover Seder are cut in the base in English, but Hebrew lettering is also possible by request. When brought together, the Seder set is 12 inches (30.4 cm) in diameter.
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Product Details
Product Details
- Hand forged in Vermont by Steve Bronstein
- Natural oil-rubbed finish
- Finely crafted from forged iron and copper
- Product type: Seder Plates
- Shipping Dimensions:
1.0
× 12.0 × 12.0
inches
(2.5 × 30.5 × 30.5 cm) - Shipping Weight: 3.0 lb (48.0 oz; 1361 g)
- SKU010006755
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All Products | Blackthorne Forge | Gifts Under $1,000 | Handcrafted | Judaica | Made in USA | Moses Myers House |
About the Artist, Steve Bronstein
About the Artist, Steve Bronstein
Blackthorne Forge is owned and operated by Vermont blacksmith Steven Bronstein. He and his helpers have been creating functional and sculptural ironwork for over 40 years.
Relying on the qualities that make iron such a beautiful material, Steven’s pieces are both delicate and rugged. Blacksmiths have a three thousand year tradition that has changed and grown with the ages. This capacity to adapt and evolve with the changing designs of the day is the blacksmith’s greatest strength.
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