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What is included in the Rosh Hashana Woven Leather Collection?
The collection currently centers on the Woven Simanim Tray, which uses a woven leather texture rather than glass, ceramic, or metal for a more textured, casual-elegant look. It's a single-item line rather than a full coordinated set at this time. Additional woven-leather pieces may be added to the collection in future seasons.
What does a woven leather finish add to a Simanim tray?
The woven texture gives the tray a warmer, more tactile look than smooth glass or lucite trays, and leather holds up well to years of handling without chipping. It suits a table leaning toward natural materials and neutral tones rather than metallic or glass finishes. It also pairs naturally with other leather Rosh Hashanah pieces, like a leather challah board or chargers.
How do I clean a woven leather Simanim tray?
Wipe the tray with a slightly damp cloth rather than submerging it in water, and avoid soaking the woven leather, which can affect its shape over time. Let it air dry fully before storing. Keep it out of direct sun and humidity between holidays to prevent the leather from drying out or warping.
Does the Woven Leather Simanim Tray coordinate with other leather Rosh Hashanah pieces?
Yes — its woven leather finish pairs naturally with leather chargers, napkin wraps, or a challah board from Waterdale's other Rosh Hashanah leather pieces, for a table built around warm, natural materials rather than glass or metal. It stands out as a texture-forward alternative to the more common glass and lucite trays. Since it's currently a standalone item, it's easiest to build the coordinated look by pairing it individually with pieces from the broader leather line.
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