Painted by Batya Tabletop Ushpizin
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Batya gives visual expression to the Seven Ushpizin (אושפיזין) in the Painted by Batya Tabletop Ushpizin from the Waterdale Collection. Each illustration represents one of the honored guests—Avraham, Yitzchak, Yaakov, Moshe, Aharon, Yosef, and Dovid—surrounding the Hebrew text with corresponding artwork. The text is in nusach Ashkenaz / Sefard.
Printed on 6mm Lucite, the 8" x 8" tabletop piece includes standing pegs for easy upright display. Use it as a meaningful centerpiece for the Sukkos table or as freestanding Judaica art in your sukkah.
The Lucite surface is wipeable for easy cleaning after Yom Tov meals, making it a beautiful and practical Sukkot gift.
The pieces that earn their place are the ones solving outdoor problems: cup covers against leaves and insects, guest towelettes for washing, a silverware caddy that carries everything in one trip, and napkin wraps that hold in a breeze. This collection gathers those Sukkos helpers in one place.
It's a swappable Sukkos-themed front card that dresses Waterdale's silverware caddy for the holiday — the same caddy then changes cards for Shabbos or other Yamim Tovim. One caddy, a different face for every season.
Every sukkah meal begins with washing for hamotzi, often at an outdoor sink where a damp shared towel is the alternative. Single-use Sukkos guest towelettes are the more gracious and sanitary option, and guests notice.
It pairs the caddy with a matching set of benchers, so birkas hamazon is always at hand in the sukkah without a stack of mismatched benchers on the table. Gold and classic versions match Waterdale's other table pieces.
Cup covers are the simple answer — they rest over each glass between sips and double as coasters under them. The leather versions wipe clean and come back every Sukkos.
Yes — the collection includes painted Ushpizin cards and tabletop Ushpizin plaques, so the nightly welcome of the Seven Guests has a beautiful text at the table. They pair naturally with the caddy and towelettes as a complete sukkah setup.
Cup covers, guest towelettes, or a set of leather napkin wraps arrive small but get used at every single meal of the week — the mark of a well-chosen host gift. Add the Leather Sukkos Booklet for an upgraded gift.
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