Mother's Day Gifts

  Barbara Shaw's Iconic and original hilarious coffee mug will be the absolute perfect Mother's day gift for all those mothers with Jewish Mom's. A ceramic hand printed high quality coffee or tea mug with the funny expression "Don’t tell me...

An original and exclusive fun apron for cooking or making a statement, just for Grandma or as they say in Yiddish "Bubbe". Bright green polka dots show that Grandma is young at heart. The Yiddish name for grandmother is Bubbe. Since Hebrew uses a...

This adorable Wall Clock is sure to bring a smile to any girl’s face when checking the time. A housewarming gift that is a guaranteed conversation starter. COLORFUL Wall Clock. Decorate and enhance your children's bedroom, baby nursey, toddler...

So what do you buy for your grandmother who has everything and doesn't want or certainly need anything? "Savta Magniva" is Hebrew for a grandma who's just too hip for words. Our Cool Grandma-apron is just the right thing to bring a smile - and you know...

Our  original handmade and silk screen printed vase has the feel of a paper bag printed in newsprint (a newspaper taken from 1949, complete with poem about almond blossoms and a crossword). In times past, flowers were wrapped in newsprint. The...

Our new collections of small Wire Bound Notebooks are the perfect size to throw in your purse, making them such a great buy. A cute way to keep your thoughts organized on the go! Pink and white polka-dot background, with the word "Ahava" written in...

This delightful Chicken Soup Recipe cotton mix Dish Towel makes a sure-to-please hostess gift. I have found that Chicken Soup has magical qualities that solve lots of problems - my children and husband would vouch for that too. It also definitely...

Your mother or wife will be so pleased to receive our Stylish Red Cotton Mix 'Ima' (Mom) apron on Mother's Day or all year round! The heart shape is jam-packed with heartwarming expressions around Mothers in English and Hebrew like: "Hot...

"A Woman of Valor, who can find? Her value is far beyond rubies." (Proverbs 31) The illustration on this apron is from a 15th-century woodcut, taken from 'Sefer ha Minhagim', or 'The Book of Traditions.' We love the way this woodcut feels both...