Large Bowl from environmentally friendly recycled PBA-free plastic. Image is from the Leningrad Codex showcasing a great example of medieval Jewish Art

Introducing our exquisite large bowls, each adorned with a captivating image from the historic Leningrad Codex. This manuscript, the oldest complete version of the Hebrew Tanakh, dates back to 1008 CE and is renowned for its use of Masoretic text and Tiberian vocalization. Unlike scrolls, the Leningrad Codex is a bound book, meticulously written in Cairo. It stands as a testament to medieval Jewish scholarship and artistry, particularly in contrast to the Aleppo Codex, which suffered significant damage during the Holocaust.Our bowls feature an intricate depiction of the Leningrad Codex’s cover page, showcasing a Star of David encased in a square and circle. Surrounding this emblem are verses from the Tanakh, and at the center of the Star of David, you’ll find a dedication from the scribe Shmuell ben Ya'akov to his teacher. Each bowl not only serves as a functional piece but also as a beautiful homage to ancient Jewish art and history.

• PERFECT FOR ALL OCCASIONS: Ideal for both everyday use and special celebrations.
• HIGH-QUALITY & DURABLE: Microwave and dishwasher safe for convenience and long-lasting use.
• GENEROUSLY SIZED: Measures a substantial 13 inches in diameter for ample serving space.
• HISTORICAL ELEGANCE: Features intricate graphics from the Leningrad Codex, the oldest surviving complete manuscript of the Hebrew Bible.
• MEDIEVAL JEWISH ARTISTRY: Showcases stunning examples of medieval Jewish art with historical significance.