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Like & follow www.facebook.com/kerenorhandmade kerenorhandmade on Instagram I formed this pretty pomegranate dish from stoneware, fired it to bisque a first time, & then glazed it with lead free glaze, patterned with spirals & a tree of life. I then high fired it again my kiln at my studio. My initials & the item number are carved on the back of the dish. DETAILS: Color: red Materials: stoneware, glaze Measures: (approximately) 8.5" x 6.75" 2.25" deep Since all my items are glazed at high fire temperatures, the colors will remain vibrant for the life of the piece. This sale is for the ceramic pomegranate dish shown above. Rosh Hashanah pomegranate pottery dish, pomegranate serving dish, Rosh Hashanah table, Pomegranate pottery Jewish New Year apples honey dish (Item #6843). The word pomegranate is "rimon" in Hebrew. This remarkable fruit is rich in symbolism & there are specific references to the pomegranate in the Bible. King Solomon is said to have designed his crown based on the "crown" of the pomegranate. On Rosh Hashana, it is traditional to eat pomegranates because the pomegranate, with its numerous seeds, symbolizes fruitfulness. "May it be Your will, Lord our God & God of our forebears, that our merits increase like the seeds of a pomegranate." in the Jewish tradition the pomegranate symbols abundance, prosperity & blessing, fertility & beauty. Grown in the Mediterranean region for several thousand years, the pomegranate is rich in symbolism & there are specific references to the pomegranate in the Bible. Because the pomegranate is so rich in history & symbolism, pomegranate gifts are appropriate for many occasions. Ships worldwide from California, USA Pomegranate Plate, Rosh Hashanah Pomegranate Dish, Serving Table, Pottery Jewish New Year Gift
