Yair Emanuel Wooden Challah Bread Cutting Board for Shabbat and Yom Tov | Multicolored Serving Handles (Blue CBM-2)
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Yair Emanuel Wooden Challah Bread Cutting Board for Shabbat and Yom Tov | Multicolored Serving Handles (Blue CBM-2)
- Challah Bread board size : 15 "W X 10 "L X 2"H
- Made of high quality 1.5 inch thick Natural wood
- Unique Design featuring a colorful handles bezel with the hebrew blessing over the bread “Hamotzi Lechem”. The boards combines traditional motifs with a modern look and feel
- DESIGNED by Famous Judaica artist Yair Emanuel from his Jerusalem based studio. Emanuel brings a new and fresh take on the traditional jewish judaica with vibrant colors and modern designs and materials. His unique style is easy to distinguish and popular all over the world.
- PERFECT GIFT IDEA for jewish occasions such as weddings, briths, Bar mitzvahs or even as a housewarming or thank you gift.
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