by Editor For all who have hosted or attended a Passover Seder, we know it is more than a lavish meal, more than a joyful celebration of freedom, more even than an opportunity to reflect on our good fortune and give thanks. Passover is Family. Passover is Memories. Passover is favorite recipes, familiar songs and stories, treasured china, silver, metal and glass heirlooms, passed down from Mother to Daughter, Father to Son.
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Wandering Jews by Marvin Wolf Artist, Author & Raconteur, Marvin J. Wolf, tells a chilling, surprising (and true) Passover story that you won't want to miss.
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We remember our Grandmothers carefully unpacking their most prized porcelain plates and bowls for Rosh HaShanah or Passover, then just as carefully bundling them back up For Safe Keeping after the festival was over. We think that Granny Sonia and Edith (may their memories be a blessing) would have a hard time parting with artist Jane Tivol's gorgeous Klimt-inspired seder plates or Janine Sopp's Mediterranean-inspired ceramics.
What family heirlooms are a part of your holiday celebrations? Have your Parents, Grandparents or Favorite Aunt gifted you with something special that you remember from your childhood? What was the occasion?
