Scattered Fur Lulav and Esrog Case
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Deep navy leatherette, scattered geometric fur accents and Hebrew לולב (Lulav) and אתרוג (Esrog) lettering define the Scattered Fur Lulav and Esrog Case from the Waterdale Collection.
Measuring 52" x 7", the case has a fully padded interior to cushion the Arba Minim, with a matching esrog bag attached to the lulav case. The pole is positioned opposite the handles and zipper for extra-secure carrying to and from shul.
The set also includes a Lucite lulav brachos card with the text for Netilas Lulav (נטילת לולב). Personalize it to create a luxury Sukkot gift for anyone who appreciates modern Judaica.
Each day of Sukkos (except Shabbos), the lulav and esrog are held together with hadassim and aravos and waved during Hallel and Hoshanos. Because the set is handled every day of Yom Tov and carried to and from shul, a proper lulav case and esrog box are what keep the four species kosher and beautiful through the week.
In 2026 the first day of Sukkos falls on Shabbos, September 26, when the lulav is not taken — so the first netilas lulav is Sunday, September 27. The mitzvah continues each weekday of the holiday through Hoshana Rabbah on Friday, October 2.
Store the esrog in a closed esrog box away from direct sun and heat, and handle it as little as possible between uses. Waterdale's boxes are built to take the foam insert from your esrog's original packaging, so the esrog sits cradled exactly as it travelled — protecting both its freshness and its pitom, the fragile tip whose loss can render many esrogim posul.
It's a single carrying case with a fitted compartment for the esrog and a full-length sleeve for the lulav, hadassim, and aravos — one elegant carry to shul instead of juggling a box and a bag. Waterdale's versions come in lace, pillow script, scattered fur, geometric fur, and looped fur designs.
On esrogim that grow with a pitom, the loss of that tip after the fruit is picked can invalidate it for the mitzvah,. A fitted box holding your original foam insert, or a structured leather bag, exists precisely to guard that one delicate point.
Hiddur mitzvah means beautifying a mitzvah beyond its minimum — and the arba minim are the classic case, where people seek the finest esrog and lulav they can. Housing them in a beautiful case extends that same hiddur to how the species are kept and carried all week.
Look for a fitted, cushioned esrog compartment, a sleeve long enough for a full lulav with its rings, and a material that shrugs off daily handling — leather and structured fabric hold up best. A case that opens flat makes the daily removal and return of the species easier on the aravos.
Most designs here come as both a lulav case and an esrog bag so you can carry a coordinated set to shul every morning of Yom Tov. It's a popular pairing for chosson, bar mitzvah, and father-son gifts.
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