VeAchalta VeSavata

$825

It is customary to thank Hashem for the food we eat following each meal. The origin of this comes from the Torah when it says …ואכלת ושבעת וברכת – When you eat and you are satisfied, you should bless Hashem. With Birkat HaMazon (Grace after Meals) in the background, and the silverware in the foreground together with that Pasuk, this quirky piece would brighten up any kitchen or dining room. There is also the option of customizing this piece with a sentimental culinary heirloom. Don’t leave it to rust in your drawer – frame it for all to see!

$
Framing OptionsCustomize your artwork with the frame of your choice. Additional fees may apply.

Silver Grey

Gold

Ribbed gold <span class='ppom-option-label-price'>[+$264.04]</span>

Ribbed silver <span class='ppom-option-label-price'>[+$264.04]</span>

Wood ribbed <span class='ppom-option-label-price'>[+$264.04]</span>

Wood ribbed gold <span class='ppom-option-label-price'>[+$264.04]</span>

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Description

It is customary to thank Hashem for the food we eat following each meal. The origin of this comes from the Torah when it says …ואכלת ושבעת וברכת – When you eat and you are satisfied, you should bless Hashem. With Birkat HaMazon (Grace after Meals) in the background, and the silverware in the foreground together with that Pasuk, this quirky piece would brighten up any kitchen or dining room. There is also the option of customizing this piece with a sentimental culinary heirloom. Don’t leave it to rust in your drawer – frame it for all to see!