Honeycomb Simanim Tray
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The Honeycomb Simanim Tray from the Waterdale Collection prints a painted honeycomb design on premium Lucite, with a designated spot for each of the simanim – apple dipped in honey, pomegranate, dates, head of the fish and the other symbolic Rosh Hashanah foods (סימני ראש השנה).
It includes a removable honey dish in the center for easy, mess-free dipping and convenient cleanup.
Fully wipeable, waterproof, and honey-proof, this simanim platter works as a centerpiece for your Rosh Hashanah table decor. Pair it with the Honeycomb Simanim Tabletop or the Honeycomb Simanim Card for cohesive pieces of Judaica and a stunning Jewish New Year gift.
This collection gathers hand-painted Simanim pieces — trays, cards, and tabletop plaques — finished with painted artwork rather than etched, printed, or plain glass designs. Two design directions run through the line: a honeycomb motif tying into the apple-and-honey siman, and gold or colored painted cards by artist Zelda. Both bring a more artisanal, decorative look to the Simanim seder.
The honeycomb design ties directly to the best-known Rosh Hashanah siman — apple dipped in honey — appearing across the tray, card, and tabletop plaque in this collection for a coordinated look. It's one of the most popular painted motifs for Rosh Hashanah tableware. Pairing the honeycomb tray with the matching card and tabletop plaque gives a fully coordinated set.
Zelda is one of the artists behind Waterdale's hand-painted Judaica line, known for gold and richly colored painted Simanim cards. Each card is painted by hand, so subtle variation between pieces is part of the design rather than a flaw. Her cards are offered in both a gold and a colored palette within this collection.
No — hand-painted pieces should be hand-washed, since dishwasher heat and detergent can fade or chip the painted design over repeated cycles. A soft, damp cloth is enough for regular cleanup between uses. Check the specific product's care notes, since sealants can vary by piece.
The Honeycomb Simanim Tray is a sectioned serving tray for the symbolic foods themselves, while the Painted Gold Tabletop Simanim is a freestanding card or plaque displaying the blessings rather than holding food. They're complementary pieces rather than substitutes for one another. Many hosts use both together at the table.
Hand-painted pieces read as more special-occasion and collectible than printed alternatives, since each one is individually painted, making them a popular gift for a new home, a wedding, or a Rosh Hashanah hostess gift. A single painted card is an affordable gift option, while the tray makes a larger centerpiece gift. Either way, it's a piece that returns to the table every year.
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