A Judaica Gift Guide
The J&M Guide to
Passover Gifts
Freedom, memory, and a seder table
worth gathering around.
Passover — Pesach in Hebrew — is the eight-day celebration of liberation, when Jewish families gather to retell the story of the Exodus. The seder meal is the heart of it: a ritual of questions, songs, symbolic foods, and slow storytelling that spans generations around a single table.
At J&M Judaica, we’re currently crafting a small collection of pieces for your seder table — each hand-poured in resin by Michelle and Julie in Atlanta. The pieces below are coming soon. Let us know if you’d like to be the first to hear when they’re ready.
Our Favorites
For Your
Seder Table
Two handcrafted pieces for the heart of your Pesach table.
Hand-poured in Atlanta, made to last.
I · The Six Symbols
The Seder Plate
$154
Six wells for the symbolic foods of the seder — maror, zeroa, karpas, chazeret, charoset, and the egg. Hand-poured in resin in three finishes: gold-flecked, silver-flecked, and a dried-flower variant. A warm, modern silhouette meant to become the piece your family circles every spring.
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II · At the Center of the Table
The Matzah Plate
$108
A handcrafted resin plate built to hold the three matzot of the seder — Kohen, Levi, and Yisrael — with modern elegance and solid brass handles. Available in a bright red with hand-set evil-eye beads, or a richer gold-flecked pairing. Hand-poured in small batches, made to become the piece your family pulls out every spring.
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Frequently Asked
Are the plates dishwasher safe?
No. Hand wash only with warm water and mild soap, then dry with a soft cloth.
Can I commission a custom piece?
Yes. If you’d like something bespoke for your seder, we can talk through it. Start a conversation →
Where are your pieces made?
Every J&M Judaica piece is handcrafted in Atlanta, Georgia by Michelle and Julie. No two are exactly alike — small variations are part of what makes each piece yours.
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