Preserve the sound of your "Mazel Tov" forever.
Breaking the glass is one of the most meaningful moments of a Jewish wedding—a reminder of the fragility of life and the strength of your new bond. I created this kit to help you transform those sacred shards into a stunning, functional Seder plate that will sit at the center of your holiday table for a lifetime.
The Modern Design Solution
I designed this piece with a sleek, rectangular silhouette to solve a common problem: crowded tables. My linear design (18" x 4") provides an elegant, modern alternative to bulky round plates, leaving more room for family, friends, and the holiday meal without sacrificing tradition.
Versatility for Your New Home
This piece is designed to be used far more than once a year:
• For the Seder: The set includes six clear glass liners (Shisselach) featuring the ritual food names in 23-karat gold (Hebrew and English).
• Year-Round Elegance: When Passover ends, simply stack the bowls and use the bespoke glass base—filled with your colorful wedding shards—as a beautiful cheese, charcuterie, or dessert board. It’s a wonderful way to bring your wedding memories into every gathering you host.
How the Kit Works
1. Select Your Glass: Choose the color that speaks to you. I will ship you a hand-blown Chuppah glass, a white cloth for the ceremony, and a velvet drawstring pouch.
2. The Breaking Ceremony: After the joyous "Mazel Tov," collect your shards in the pouch.
3. Return to My Studio: Ship the shards back to me in the provided box.
4. The Fusing Process: In my kiln, I use the fused glass technique to heat your shards and the tray base to 800. Elsiys degrees. The glass softens, flows, and cools into one solid, luminous piece of art.
5. Delivery: Your finished heirloom will be hand-shipped back to you within 4–6 weeks.
Product Details
• Dimensions: Tray: 18" x 4" | Dish Liners: 2.75" | 2 Chuppah Glasses: 1 cobalt blue and 1 emerald/blue: ~5"
• Materials: Kiln-fired glass, 23k gold accents, brass or silver legs.
• Handmade in Canada: Every plate is individually crafted by me at the Marcela Rosemberg Glass Studio.
