Afikoman Bag for Passover- Pomegranates

A must-have accessory on the Pesach Seder table: a pouch for the pomegranate Afikoman

The festival of Pesach is undoubtedly one of the most important in the Jewish calendar. It celebrates the exit of the Jewish people from Egypt and the end of slavery. On this occasion, Jewish families gather to celebrate the Seder and tell the Haggadah (the story of Pesach).

To celebrate this event properly, many accessories are required: a Seder tray to place the different elements, a kiddush glass, Pesach dishes, a matzot cover, and a pouch to hide the Afikoman that will be eaten before the Birkat Hamazone. During the Seder, a piece of the 3 matzot placed on the Seder plate is taken, the head of the family hides it until the end of the meal and the children are responsible for finding it.

Add some style to your Pesach table with this cover made by Israeli artist Yair Emanuel. An internationally renowned Judaica professional, he is accustomed to making bar mitzvah gifts, Shabbat and holiday accessories. He works with different materials and techniques such as embroidery.

This pouch for Afikoman is embroidered in red and orange the Hebrew inscription אפיקומן. A set of patchwork and embroidery with a pomegranate theme.  A must-have Pesach accessory to sublimate your table.