Embroidered Cotton Spice Bag, Floral Bracha

• Embroidered design
• 4" x 3"
• For Havdalah besamim
• Drawstring cotton bag
• Wedding or housewarming
• Designed by Yair Emanuel

Intro

Bring color to your Havdalah table with a spice bag embroidered in bright florals around the Hebrew words of the Bracha blessing. Made of soft cotton with a braided drawstring closure, the bag is worked with vines, leaves, and layered blossoms in pink, purple, and gold thread. The floral motif brings warmth to the closing ritual of Shabbat. Designed by Jerusalem artist Yair Emanuel, whose work has graced Jewish homes for over two decades.

Build and Use

Used to hold besamim for the Havdalah ceremony, the bag is embroidered on soft cotton and drawn closed with a braided cord. It measures 4 by 3 inches, sized to hold a small amount of spices such as cloves or cinnamon bark. The lightweight cotton and drawstring top make it easy to open, fill, and close each week.

Gift Ideas

Compact and richly detailed, the spice bag makes a fitting wedding or housewarming gift, especially for a couple furnishing their first Havdalah set. It also suits a bar or bat mitzvah, an engagement, or an anniversary, and works well as a small gift for anyone building a Jewish home. Its size makes it easy to pair with a Havdalah candle or kiddush cup as part of a larger gift.

Care Instructions

Hand wash the bag gently in cold water if needed, and lay it flat to dry to protect the embroidery. Keep it away from direct sun for long periods so the thread colors stay vivid.