Kineret Challah Board
Kineret Challah Board
Kineret Challah Board
Kineret Challah Board
Kineret Challah Board
Kineret Challah Board
Kineret Challah Board
Kineret Challah Board
Kineret Challah Board
Kineret Challah Board
Kineret Challah Board
Kineret Challah Board
Kineret Challah Board
Kineret Challah Board
Kineret Challah Board
Kineret Challah Board
Kineret Challah Board
Kineret Challah Board
Kineret Challah Board
Kineret Challah Board
Prime Judaica

Kineret Challah Board

$860.00
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Free shipping within the continental US .
Prime Judaica will donate a portion of the proceeds to:
• Eran: Emotional First Aid
• Stand with Kfar Azza

ABOUT

Picture this: a timeless centerpiece for your Shabbat rituals—the Kineret Challah Board. Crafted from a slice of rich, heavy solid wood, this board is a testament to the enduring traditions of family and faith. The wood, carefully chosen for its sturdiness and warmth, seamlessly connects with a translucent resin that adds a touch of modern elegance to the age-old customs.

Intricately embedded within the resin are precisely cut Hebrew letters spelling out the sacred words, "Shabbat Shalom." The letters catch the light, creating a delicate dance of shadows that adds an ethereal quality to your Shabbat table.

A thoughtful design includes a dedicated cavity on the left end of the board to cradle a metal salt bowl, emphasizing the importance of flavor and seasoning in the shared meal. The accompanying metal bowl, a gleaming vessel for salt, complements the board's aesthetic and purpose.

To safeguard your dining table, the Challah Board sits on four round felt plugs, ensuring a protective barrier between tradition and tabletop. The entire piece is meticulously finished with a high-resistance clear varnish, enhancing the wood's natural beauty while providing durability for generations to come.

More than just a functional item, this Challah Board is a family heirloom in the making—a symbol of continuity and connection. Intended to be passed down from one generation to the next, it bears witness to the shared moments of Shabbat joy, making it an invaluable part of your family's story. With each passing Shabbat, the board becomes a canvas for new memories, carrying the echoes of the past into the future.

  • A slice of  rich heavy solid wood, connected in harmony to translucent resin.
  • Embedded in that resin are precisely cut Hebrew letters for: “Shabbat Shalom”.
  • A cavity to hold metal salt bowl rests near the left end of the board.
  • Metal bowl for salt: included.
  • Sits on 4 round felt plugs to protect your dinning table.
  • Finished with high-resistance clear varnish.
  • This piece is intended to be handed down, from one generation to the next as a valuable family heirloom.

HOW WE MEASURE EACH PRODUCT 

As many products are unique and asymmetrical, the pieces’ width and length may vary from point to point. Recognizing that one may store it in a cabinet, on a shelf, or anywhere requiring precise dimensions, we measure the length and width from the widest point on either side.

L -L 20” (51 cm)

W - W 14 3/8” (36.5 cm)

H - H 2” (5 cm)

Wt. - 13 Lbs. (6 kg)

Care and maintenance

  • Never submerged in water
  • Wipe with soap/water using a soft cloth (no abrasive sponges)
  • Avoid using a knife directly on the board. Just in case you want to use a knife, we include a separate thick protective clear sheet that may be put on the board.
  • When replacing a battery, never pull on the cord; gently take the battery casing out (held with industrial velcro). Remove the battery cover, replace the battery, and close back with the cover. Re-velcro the battery casing into the cavity at the bottom of the Board.

We ship within 2 to 4 business days from the time we receive the order.

Unique Piece

Each Prime Judaica piece is uniquely made: no two pieces are identical. Just as each piece of wood used in our collection has its own personal history and memory, each family has their unique story, their own journey. The stories and experiences of the trees, apparent in the piece's special markings, parallel those of families, filled with love, growth, and resilience.

FAQs

Absolutely! Commissioned pieces add a special touch for your celebrations. Custom made products will be designed according to your specification. Please contact us to discuss how we can support your unique preferences.

Shipping and handling within the continental United States is free. For all other locations, please send us the shipping address, and we will provide an estimated cost. 

For international delivery: Buyer is responsible for any duties/ import taxes, and otherfees that may be required in th Country of delivery..

Final sale, and custom orders are not returnable.

All other: Changed your mind? No problem!

  • Please enclose a copy of the invoice, packing slip, or purchase order with the return 
  • RMA form is required. Rma form IS AVAILABLE HERE.
  • Merchandise must be returned within 10 days of receiving the Return Merchandise Authorization 
  • Packaged items must be returned in original packaging for proper credit 
  • A 25% restocking fee will apply to all items authorized for return

Prime Judaica will donate part of each product to either: 

  • Eran, which provides Lifesaving Emotional First Aid Services in Israel.   

AND:

  • Kibbutz Kfar Aza rebuilding fund.

This Kibbutz is located in Israel, about 3 kilometers (1.9 miles) from the border with the Gaza Strip. On 7 October 2023, around 70 Hamas militants attacked Kfar Aza, a kibbutz, massacring residents and abducting several hostages.

We build everything in sunny south Florida, where the sun paints the sky in hues of tangerine and coral, and the air wraps you in a warm, sultry embrace. To us, it's a place where cultures collide and blend, creating a rich tapestry of diversity and acceptance.

Equally, South Florida is not without its storms—both meteorological and metaphorical. The threat of hurricanes looms, a reminder of the fragility of paradise. Although it is a lengthy process, most of the time, we use wood from trees that fell during storms. We mill the trunks to useable boards, air dry them for months, and then kiln dry the planks, preserving the beauty of fallen trees for generations to enjoy.

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