Two Handled Washing Cup, Pearl and Gold

• Pearl enamel finish
• Hammered gold tone base
• 5" tall
• Two sturdy handles
• Wedding or housewarming
• Designed by Yair Emanuel

Intro

Bring a polished ritual piece to your sink or bedside with this netilat yadayim cup, finished in soft pearl enamel over a hammered gold tone base. The netilat yadayim blessing is inscribed in gold script across the front, marking the cup's purpose at a glance. Used for the ritual washing of hands, the cup sits ready for daily and Shabbat use alike. Designed by Jerusalem artist Yair Emanuel, whose work has shaped Jewish homes for over two decades.

Build and Use

Made of metal, the cup pairs a pearl enamel upper body with a hammered gold tone base and two wide handles for stable, alternating use. It stands about 5 inches tall and 4 inches wide, sized for a comfortable grip at the sink or on a nightstand. A silver rim finishes the top edge, and the gold inscription sits at the center of the cup.

Gift Ideas

The washing cup makes a fitting gift for a wedding, housewarming, or bar or bat mitzvah, especially for someone setting up a Jewish home for the first time. Its gold and pearl finish also suits an engagement or anniversary gift, where a lasting ritual piece carries more meaning than a passing one. It works equally well as a simple gift for anyone who appreciates fine Judaica.

Care Instructions

Wipe the cup clean with a soft, dry cloth to preserve the enamel and hammered finish. Avoid abrasive sponges or harsh cleaners, and dry it fully after use to keep the metal from spotting.