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Frequently Asked Questions

Why is wood tableware fitting for Sukkos?

Sukkos is the harvest festival, celebrated in a temporary hut roofed with natural s'chach — wood tableware carries that organic, gathered-in feeling onto the table itself. It's the one week of the year when natural materials aren't just a style choice; they're the theme.

What is in the Sukkos wood collection?

The collection covers the full sukkah table: wood chargers, napkin rings and napkin holder, a salad bowl, cake dome, charcuterie board, salt shakers, a 9x13 pan holder, a round swivel silverware caddy and a wooden challah board. Together they build a complete natural-toned setting.

What is a 9x13 wood pan holder for?

Yom Tov cooking lives in 9x13 pans, and the wood pan holder lets a hot pan go straight from the oven to the sukkah table looking intentional rather than improvised. It protects the tablecloth while dressing up the most practical serving format there is.

What is the round wood swivel silverware caddy?

It's a rotating caddy that holds silverware and napkins in divided sections, spinning so every seat can reach — particularly useful in a sukkah, where table space is tight and trips to the kitchen can be long. It stays out all week as part of the tablescape.

How do I care for wood pieces used in the sukkah?

Wipe wood clean rather than soaking it and dry promptly when halachically allowed. Bring pieces indoors overnight — dew is harder on wood than on leather or acrylic.

Does the wood collection work with other Waterdale Sukkos pieces?

Yes — wood chargers and napkin rings pair naturally with the leaf collection's greenery and with leather accessories in warm tones. The mix of wood, leather, and greenery is the signature Sukkos look.

Can sukkah wood serving pieces be used year-round?

Absolutely. Each piece in this collection—from the salad bowl and cake dome to the charcuterie board and caddy—is made to be enjoyed long after Sukkos. Some are perfect for everyday use, while others, like a challah board, naturally shine on Shabbos and Yom Tov. Sukkos is the occasion to bring them home; the rest of the year, they become part of Shabbos, Yom Tov, and everyday meals.