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My Soft Seder Set With Reusable Pouch

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A Perfect Passover Gift For A Young Child! This Plush Seder Set Includes 7 Pieces: 1 Soft Seder Plate, 1 Soft Egg, 1 Soft Shank Bone, 1 Soft Maror, 1 Soft Apple For Charoset, 1 Soft Potato For Karpas, 1 Soft Lettuce For Chazeret

This 8.50" Round Seder Set Comes With A Convenient Storage Pocket!

The K'arah (Seder Plate), The Focal Point Of The Seder, Contains 6 Symbols:
1. Z'roah (Shank Bone): Represents The Paschal Lamb Eaten On Passover During The Era Of The Great Temple.

2. Beitzah (Egg): Symbolizes The Cycle Of Life.

3. Charoset (A Mixture Of Crushed Fruit, Nuts And Wine): Reminder Of The Mortar Used In The Building Of The Pyramids.

5. Maror (Bitter Herb): Symbolic Of The Bitterness Of Slavery In Egypt.

6. Chazeret (Lettuce): An Additional Bitter Herb.
My Soft Seder Set With Reusable Pouch
MSRP:
Was:
Now: $19.49
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In Stock, Ships Within 1-2 Business Days
A Perfect Passover Gift For A Young Child! This Plush Seder Set Includes 7 Pieces: 1 Soft Seder Plate, 1 Soft Egg, 1 Soft Shank Bone, 1 Soft Maror, 1 Soft Apple For Charoset, 1 Soft Potato For Karpas, 1 Soft Lettuce For Chazeret

This 8.50" Round Seder Set Comes With A Convenient Storage Pocket!

The K'arah (Seder Plate), The Focal Point Of The Seder, Contains 6 Symbols:
1. Z'roah (Shank Bone): Represents The Paschal Lamb Eaten On Passover During The Era Of The Great Temple.

2. Beitzah (Egg): Symbolizes The Cycle Of Life.

3. Charoset (A Mixture Of Crushed Fruit, Nuts And Wine): Reminder Of The Mortar Used In The Building Of The Pyramids.

5. Maror (Bitter Herb): Symbolic Of The Bitterness Of Slavery In Egypt.

6. Chazeret (Lettuce): An Additional Bitter Herb.

2 Reviews

  • 5
    adorable

    my great niece loves this and her mama my niece is so pleased with it. thank you.

  • 3
    Gets the general idea right...

    This toy gets the general idea of a seder plate right and gives kids a general visual of what a seder plate looks like. But it uses an apple for the charoset, which totally misses the point of charoset. The egg isn't really egg-shaped, and the shank bone is more like a turkey leg. Also, we kept the little plastic tag-ties connecting the pieces to the plate, but wish there were velcro or something so we could take the pieces off but have a way to keep them in place if we wanted to.

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