Inspired by a pewter plate made in Germany in 1769 “homecoming.”

This elegant ceramic plate will add a festive touch to your Passover table – or beautify your home as a decorative object all year round!

Pewter Passover plates were usually large and adorned with motifs relating to the festival, the Seder, and the Haggadah. In this example, the engraved line is a precise replication of the folk embroidery stitching found in Jewish crafts in 18th-century Southern Germany. Here, as is often the case in Passover Haggadah illustrations, Pithom and Ramses are depicted as European cities with towers and spires.

The rim of the plate is adorned with an inscription in ornate Hebrew script that reads: “Keep the Passover unto the Lord thy God . . . remember the day when thou camest forth out of the land of Egypt all the days of thy life” (Deuteronomy 16:1, 3).

Matching bowls for the Pithom and Ramses Passover plate, these porcelain dishes – meant to contain the ritual Seder foods – echo the original plate’s coloring and ornate design.

Brand:
The Israel Museum

Material:
Ceramic Porcelain

Dimensions:
Plate Diameter 30cm

Matching set of 6 Bowls 8cm

Copy of Pithom and Ramses Porcelain Passover Seder Plate (Gold) By the Israel Museum

Designer: Israel Museum

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