Judaica

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  VELVET MEGILA HOLDER

  $60.00

  Product code: MEC-R

  
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  Jets Sports Cap in Yiddish

  $12.00

  Product code: BCJ-R

  
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  Mets Sports Cap in Yiddish

  $12.00

  Product code: BCM-R

  
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  Nets Sports Cap in Yiddish

  $12.00

  Product code: BCN-R

  
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  Red Sox Sports Cap in Yiddish

  $12.00

  Product code: BCR-R

  
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  Yankees Sports Cap in Yiddish

  $12.00

  Product code: BCY-R

  
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  Jerusalem Wine Stopper

  $20.00

  Product code: 0231-L

  
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  Velvet Megillah Holder

  $60.00

  Product code: MG-MC-V

  
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  Hand Painted Wood Grager -Jerusalem

  $40.00

  Product code: GR-1-V

  
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  Purim Wood Clacker Horrible Haman

  $8.00

  Product code: 341-P

  
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  Purim For The Very Young

  $36.00

  Product code: BKC-PMFTVY-V

  
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  Tell me the Story of the Megillah - Purim

  $60.00

  Product code: BKC-TMTOTY3-V

  
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  Purim Wood Clacker Queen Esther

  $8.00

  Product code: 344-P

  
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  Hand Painted Wood Grager -Mordechai

  $40.00

  Product code: GR-2-V

  
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  Hand Painted Wood Grager -Peacock

  $40.00

  Product code: GR-3-V

  
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  Silver and Leather Megilat Esther Book

  $120.00

  Product code: 1739-L

  
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  Silver and Leather Megilat Esther Book - Large

  $300.00

  Product code: 2150-L

  
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  Antique Leather Multi Color Megillah Holder

  $100.00

  Product code: MG-ALCLR-V

  

The most jubilant and action packed day in the Jewish calendar. Commemorating the annulment of the decree to eliminate the Jewish people in the ancient Persian Empire, it is celebrated on the eve of the 14th day of the Jewish month of Adar. The story is read from the Book of Esther, Megilat Esther, where the tale is recorded in detail, how the evil Haman plotted and persuaded King Ahasuerus to kill all Jews from his empire. The plot was miraculously foiled by Mordechai, Queen Esther’s uncle. When the name of Haman is mentioned, noisemaking is customary with graggers. The day of Purim was set as a day of celebration for all future generations. This merry day is celebrated by dressing up in costumes, festive banquets, trading food & gift baskets and handing out charity to the poor.