Ushpizin Cards & Tabletop Plaques for Sukkos

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is an Ushpizin card?

An Ushpizin card carries the Aramaic invitation welcoming the seven exalted guests into the sukkah, recited at the start of each night's meal. Designed to stand on the sukkah table throughout the week, it keeps the text readily accessible and convenient to reference at each Yom Tov meal.

What text appears on an Ushpizin card or plaque?

The pieces carry the names of the seven Ushpizin along with the traditional invitation recited each night. This meaningful piece of Judaica adds a traditional touch to the Sukkah while keeping the Ushpizin text visible throughout Sukkos.

Should the Ushpizin stand on the table or hang on the wall?

Both have their place. Standing tabletop Ushpizin plaques sit on the table where the invitation is read each night, while vinyl Ushpizin decorations keep the text visible to the whole sukkah.

How do I choose between the painted and classic styles?

Painted by Batya and Painted Navy bring color and an artistic hand to the table, while Classic and Classic 2.0 Basic keep to clean lines that suit a minimal tablescape. Match whichever direction the rest of your sukkah decor leans.

What is the Color it Acrylic Ushpizin card?

It's an acrylic Ushpizin card children color themselves before Yom Tov, and their finished artwork becomes the card actually used at the table each night. It’s a fun way for kids to take part in the Sukkah preparations.

Do Ushpizin cards hold up outdoors for the whole week?

The Lucite pieces are made for sukkah conditions — damp evenings, dew, a full week on an outdoor table — and wipe clean between meals. Paper printouts curl by the third night; these come back the following year.