Resin Shabbos Matchbox Holder
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Complete your Hadlokas Neiros ritual with the Luxury Resin Shabbos Matchbox Holder, thoughtfully designed to keep your matches beautifully organized while elevating your candle-lighting experience. Crafted from premium marble-look resin, this elegant holder features a sleek concealed drawer that neatly stores a standard matchbox, along with a built-in striker on top for convenient lighting. Its clean architectural silhouette makes it a sophisticated addition to any Hadlokas Neiros tray, Shabbos table, or Jewish home.
Designed for both beauty and everyday functionality, this luxury Judaica accessory complements modern and classic décor alike. The durable resin construction offers lasting quality, while the refined finish coordinates seamlessly with the Waterdale Collection's Hadlokas Neiros and tabletop collections. A beautiful hostess gift, kallah gift, wedding gift, or housewarming gift, the Luxury Resin Shabbos Matchbox Holder is a timeless piece that brings elegance and convenience to every Shabbos and Yom Tov.
1. What is Hadlokas Neiros?
Hadlokas Neiros (הדלקת נרות) is the mitzvah of lighting candles before Shabbos and Yom Tov, traditionally done by the woman of the home shortly before sundown. The brachah is said after lighting, and many add the yehi ratzon tefillah that follows it — a request for children, health, and a home filled with light.
2. What's included in the Resin Hadlokas Neiros Set?
The set is made up of five coordinating pieces sold individually: an 11" x 17" curve candle lighting tray, a freestanding 6" x 9" block displaying the brachah and full yehi ratzon, a matchbox holder with a concealed drawer and built-in striker, a match cloche, and an arch tzedakah box. Buy the pieces you want, or the whole set together.
3. Is a Hadlokas Neiros set a good kallah gift?
It's one of the most-given kallah gifts, because it's used every single week rather than stored away. A new home usually needs the tray and the brachah block first, and the matchbox holder or tzedakah box works well as a smaller gift or an addition later. The pieces coordinate, so a set can be given by several people.
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