Seder Plates
Our Passover plates range from the traditional, in materials such as pewter, nickel and silver plate to the whimsical and artistic, such as the unique hand painted Lily Art Seder Plates, making great gifts for your loved ones or hosts on Passover.
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Armenian Style Ceramic Passover Seder Plate with Colorful Floral DesignDiameter: 10.6"$20.85 -
Cut Out White and Gold Seder Plate with Leaf Design – Aluminum and EnamelDiameter 13.3” / 34 cm$77.51 -
Round Silver Plated Passover PlateDiameter: 13"$23.17 -
Itay Mager Fused Glass Passover Seder Plate - BlueDiameter - 13.3"$158.55 -
Lightweight Plastic Passover Seder Pate - Blue Geometric DesignDiameter: 38 cm/14.9"$10.56 -
Silver Plated Passover Seder Plate - Curving Floral RimDiameter: 15.5"/39.3 cm$37.75 -
Dorit Judaica Laser Cut Seder Plate Colorful Pomegranates - Glass BowlsDiameter: 32 cm/ 12.5"$86.57 -
Black and Gold Enamel Seder Plate with Matching Bowls - Aluminum$132.88 -
Yair Emanuel Hand Painted Seder Plate with Six Bowls - Seven SpeciesSize: 32x5cm / 12.6" x 2"$164.09 -
Aluminum White Enamel Seder Plate with Glass Bowls$62.41 -
Shraga Landesman Aluminum Seder Plate Multicolored Round Pomegranate ShapesDiameter: 14"$150.94 -
Yair Emanuel Hand Painted Wood Seder Plate with Bowls - Forest Scenes$164.09 -
Aluminum Gold Plated Passover Seder Plate with Glass Bowls$62.41 -
Dorit Judaica Matching Seder Plate and Matzah Tray, Colorful PomegranatesDiameter: 32 cm/ 12.5"$171.13 -
Yair Emanuel Hand Painted Wood Seder Plate with Bowls - Jerusalem ViewsSize: 32x5cm / 12.6" x 2"$164.09 -
Lightweight Melamine Passover Seder Pate - Blue Floral DesignDiameter: 35 cm/13.7"$21.14 -
Dorit Judaica Laser Cut Seder Plate with Glass Bowls - Flower DesignDiameter: 32 cm/ 12.5"$86.57 -
Two Tone Silver Plated Seder Plate with Wide Gold RimDiameter: 15.7"$38.25 -
Pesach Passover Seder Plate with Six Glass Bowls - White and Gold Marble DesignDiameter 12” / 31 cm$92.87 -
Dorit Judaica Matching Mustard and Black Seder Plate and Matzah Tray – Mandala$110.73 -
Pesach Passover Seder Plate, Silver Plate on Wood Base Small Feet - Leaf DesignDiameter 17.7” / 45 cm$75.50 -
Shraga Landesman Aluminum and Wood Star of David Seder Plate - Silver & GoldDiameter: 12"$162.56 -
Pomegranate Shaped Pesach Seder Plate with Six Glass Bowls - WhiteDiameter 13.3” / 34 cm$73.86 -
Dorit Judaica Matching Seder Plate & Matzah Holder, Mandala – Maroon and Black$130.87 -
Ornamental Brass Nickel Passover Seder PlateDiameter: 35 cm / 14"$28.98 -
Yair Emanuel Hand Painted Wood Seder Plate with Six Bowls - Crossing the Red SeaSize: 32x5cm / 12.6" x 2"$145.97 -
Dorit Judaica Seder Plate, Mandala Design – Maroon and Black Colors$88.59 -
Yair Emanuel Hand Painted Laser Cut Aluminum Seder Plate - BirdsDiameter: 15"/38.1 cm$124.61 -
Dorit Judaica Laser Cut Seder Plate Pomegranates - Glass BowlsDiameter: 32 cm/ 12.5"$95.63 -
Silver Plated Passover Seder Plate - Antique StyleDiameter: 38cm / 15"$39.26 -
Yair Emanuel Hand Painted Seder Plate with Six Bowls - Colorful Design$164.09 -
Dorit Judaica Seder Plate, Mandala Design - Mustard and black Colors$79.53
Passover Seder Plate
During the Sedder Meal on Passover, the Seder Plate is central to the recounting of the Haggadah, with symbolic foods used during the Seder, geared to arouse the children's curiosity and enable recounting the miracles of the Jews' Exodus from Egypt. The Keara is traditionally round, but the more contemporary ones come in various shapes. There are always six symbolic items on the plate. The Zeroah, is a roasted bone, can be a chicken wing or leg, representing the Passover offering that was brought in the Holy Temple in Jerusalem. The beitzah, a hard boiled egg, sometimes given an additional couple of minutes on an open flame (make it a small one though), which also is commemorative of the festival offering brought in the Beis Hamikdash. The Maror, or horseradish root are biter herbs symbolizing the bitter suffering the Jews had to endure in Egype. Charoset, or a paste like mixture of chopped nuts, wine and apples is reminiscent of the mortar that was prepared for the brick building in slavery in Mitzrayim. The karpas, which can be a radish, onion, boiled potato or sprig of parsley, is dipped into salt water at the beginning of the Seder, to remind us of the salty tears the Jewish slaves shed. Finally, the Chazeret, or Romaine lettuce is also a bitter herb, eaten in a Matzah sandwich together with Maror.