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Jewish New Year Cards

Watercolor Apple Jewish New Year Cards

Watercolor Apple Jewish New Year Cards

Watercolor Apple Jewish New Year Cards

Watercolor Apple Jewish New Year Cards

White Tree of Life

White Tree of Life

White Tree of Life

White Tree of Life

Pomegranate Tree Jewish New Year Cards

Pomegranate Tree Jewish New Year Cards

Pomegranate Tree Jewish New Year Cards

Pomegranate Tree Jewish New Year Cards

Golden Tree Border Jewish New Year Cards

Golden Tree Border Jewish New Year Cards

Golden Tree Border Jewish New Year Cards

Golden Tree Border Jewish New Year Cards

Entertaining Essentials

Chaumont 18.5 oz Jumbo Wine Glassware - Set of 4

Chaumont 18.5 oz Jumbo Wine Glassware - Set of 4

Chaumont 18.5 oz Jumbo Wine Glassware - Set of 4

Chaumont 18.5 oz Jumbo Wine Glassware - Set of 4

Floral L'Shanah Tovah Guest Towels

Floral L'Shanah Tovah Guest Towels

Floral L'Shanah Tovah Guest Towels

Floral L'Shanah Tovah Guest Towels

Personalized Confetti Dot Shatterproof Cups

Personalized Confetti Dot Shatterproof Cups

Personalized Confetti Dot Shatterproof Cups

Personalized Confetti Dot Shatterproof Cups

Design Your Own Jewish Celebration Plastic Plates

Design Your Own Jewish Celebration Plastic Plates

Design Your Own Jewish Celebration Plastic Plates

Design Your Own Jewish Celebration Plastic Plates

Jewish New Year Napkins

Floral L'Shanah Tovah

Floral L'Shanah Tovah

Floral L'Shanah Tovah

Floral L'Shanah Tovah

Little Star of David Napkins

Little Star of David Napkins

Little Star of David Napkins

Little Star of David Napkins

Shanah Tovah Apple Napkins

Shanah Tovah Apple Napkins

Shanah Tovah Apple Napkins

Shanah Tovah Apple Napkins

Have a Sweet New Year Napkins

Have a Sweet New Year Napkins

Have a Sweet New Year Napkins

Have a Sweet New Year Napkins

Jewish New Year

The Jewish New Year begins with Rosh Hashanah, which literally means the head of the year. L'shanah tovah is used as a greeting during the holiday, which means, a good year.

Both Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur are holy days and the 10 days between them is a period when those who are observant consider their behavior and relationships over the past year and, if appropriate, might vow to repair and improve them going forward.

One of the most symbolic elements of the holiday temple service is the shofar, which is a real ram’s horn. As done in olden days, the horn is sounded by forcibly blowing air into it creating an amplified sound which can be heard throughout the synagogue. The sounding of the ram's horn occurs on the first day of the holiday and again on the last day. The sounds evoke history and tradition as it the same sound each and every year, going back through the generations.

Another popular observance during Rosh Hashanah is the holiday meal. Apples and honey represent a sweet new year and the holiday meal usually features apple slices dipped in honey, as well as many traditional foods such as chicken soup, sweet & sour meatballs, roasted chicken, beef brisket, vegetables, apple noodle kugel and oven baked potatoes. Sweet treats like apple cake are a yummy ending to the holiday dinner.

Most families gather around beautifully set tables and often invite friends to join in the celebration. It's nice if you attend a holiday dinner to bring your host or hostess flowers, wine or a personalized thank you gift. Popular gift ideas include a personalized notepad set, a set of personalized stationery, an etched glass serving tray or a wooden cutting board.

Another fun idea is to bring a set of personalized napkins or guest towels as a lovely present which will be appreciated. If you are hosting the party, personalized party essentials such as personalized cups and disposable plates are lovely to use and can make clean-up a little easier!

The Yom Kippur holiday ends the Jewish New Year period and is a day of fasting and prayer. In conclusion of Yom Kippur, families and friends will again gather and enjoy usually a lighter dairy dinner as cooking is not normally needed since many spend much of the day in temple. Typical meals include a lox and bagel tray, steamed salmon, vegetable salads and a variety of delicious sweets. The holiday is a time of reflection, renewed beginnings and a time to connect with family and friends.

Product Reviews

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Design Your Own Linen Like Guest Towels
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This is the 2nd time I’ve ordered these custom hand towels. The first batch I had words printed and the 2nd time I had a small design printed. Both orders turned out beautifully! Custom, high quality. Will definitely order again. Little pricey for paper towels but they look and feel terrific.
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Design Your Own 3-Ply Napkins
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Design Your Own 3-Ply Napkins
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Design Your Own 3-Ply Guest Towel
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Design and color turned out perfect! They reached out to me prior to printing to recommend I choose a bigger font. Much appreciated!
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— Nichole H.
Design Your Own 3-Ply Guest Towel
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Great quality and fast delivery
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— Anna F.
Pomegranate Arch Jewish New Year Cards
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These are absolutely gorgeous; the colors are so vibrant!!
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Customer Comments

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For a special gift personalized and customed. One and only gift for wine lovers!
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— Suyun L., purchased December 04, 2025
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Personalized touch for vacation home
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— Douglas S., purchased December 03, 2025
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— LaNita R., purchased December 03, 2025
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— Amy M., purchased December 02, 2025
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We had one like this as a wedding gift
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— Benjamin I., purchased December 01, 2025
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My son loves Tiki Bars and built one at his house. This is a perfect gift for him and his fiance'.
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— Peggy W., purchased November 28, 2025
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