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A Guide to Passover Gifts and Etiquette

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What Is Passover?

Passover, or Pesach in Hebrew, is a meaningful celebration that commemorates the Israelites’ liberation from slavery in Egypt. Steeped in tradition, community and reflection, it is often observed with gatherings and shared rituals. A central part of the holiday is the Sedera ceremonial meal where the story of the Exodus is retold through symbolic foods, prayers and readings. When attending a Seder or participating in Passover festivities, bringing a thoughtful gift is a gracious way to show appreciation for the host and respect for the occasion.  

Do You Give Gifts for Passover?

Bringing a gift to a Passover Seder, especially as a guest in someone’s home, is a thoughtful gesture. While not obligatory, it is a gracious way to show appreciation for the host’s hospitality and respect for the occasion. 

Passover Gift Etiquette

To choose appropriate gifts for Passover, practicality is paramount. Many families undergo extensive cleaning and preparation for Passover, so gifts that are easy to accommodate and use immediately—like entertaining essentialsare often preferred. Finally, presentation matters. At Borsheims, we make it effortless with complimentary gift wrap on any purchase, whether online or in store. 

Passover Gift Ideas

Continue reading to explore our top gift suggestions for Passover. 

Passover Tableware

Matzah Tray

Matzah, the unleavened bread central to Passover, represents the Israelites’ hasty departure from Egypt when they didn’t have time for their bread to rise. Traditionally, the matzah is served on a dedicated plate or tray called the “matzah tray, making the gift of the tray a symbolic and functional contribution to the holiday’s rituals.  

Annieglass Judaica Round Matza Plate, 24k Gold

Tabletop Decor

Nora Fleming minis make charming Passover hostess gifts to decorate matzah trays or other serveware, adding a personal touch to the table while complementing the holiday’s key ceremonial items. 

Nora Fleming Star of David Mini

Wine Glasses

Many Passover Seders involve the consumption of four cups of wine, in remembrance of God’s four promises of redemption to the Israelites, so gifting a set of wine glasses aligns perfectly with the tradition. Consider this Queens’ Jewels wine glass designed with the Star of David.  

The Queens' Jewels Star of David Stemless Wine Glass

Jewish Jewelry

Star of David Necklaces

The Star of David is one of the most iconic symbols of Judaism. Presenting a necklace with this emblem during Passover is a beautiful tribute. Unlike perishable items, which are enjoyed temporarily, a Star of David necklace is a timeless keepsake that the recipient can wear year-round as a constant reminder of their faith and heritage. 

Yellow Gold Star of David Pendant, 18"

Star of David Charms

Uphold the spirit of Passover with a Star of David charm, intended to be easily attached to an existing piece of jewelry. This token of self-expression is suitable for all ages and styles, ensuring that it will be well-received by anyone. 

Lagos Two-Tone Star of David Amulet

Contribute to the joy and sense of community that Passover brings to all who celebrate it with a beautiful gift from Borsheims. Shop all Judaica online at Borsheims.com today.