Passover Gift Ideas

Passover is an important festival in the Jewish calendar commemorating God's deliverance of the Hebrews from slavery in Egypt and his creation of the Israelite people. According to the tradition festival of Passover begins at sunset on the 14th of Nisan (usually in March or April) and marks the beginning of seven-day celebration that includes the Feast of Unleavened Bread. One of the focal points of this eight-day Jewish celebration is a special communal meal called a Seder. Designed to use food to symbolize ideas, the Seder is a 15-step ritual based on the Haggadah, a book of instructions, prayers, blessings and stories that describe the steps in detail. Passover has traditionally been celebrated in the home with family and friends as they eat meal together. It is customary to invite guests to share the Seder meal, especially newcomers to the community. The actual Seder meal in most Jewish homes is an elaborate feast, with food, games for the children, and plenty of time to tell the story of the Exodus from Egypt. It is not unusual for Seder to last three to four hours. Passover is really more than festival. It is an elaborate teaching experience, especially for the children, intended to call people to their identity as the People of God. By using all of the senses, the Passover Seder tells the story of God's grace in history and calls the participants to experience and share in the story as their own story.

Passover gift items mainly include artistic and functional items such as

Other gifts items, which you can opt for are Jewish religious books, Religious symbols, religious items, jewelry, music, books, kosher gift basket, Judaica greeting cards, Passover and other Fine Art Prints. For babies who are having their fist Passover for them you can opt for set of baby products. For adults you can try out clothes and other generic gift items. Try to avoid food gifts.