Collection: Rosh Hashana Gifts for a Sweet New Year

Honey gifts

Honey is at the heart of Rosh Hashanah, dipped with apple to wish for a sweet year to come. Our honey gifts bring that custom together — from honey sets and apple sets to fig and dried-fruit boards, boxes of sweets, chocolates and honey teas, ready to give.

Build your own Rosh Hashanah gift

If you would rather choose every piece yourself, you can. Add a dish, a candle, a card, chocolates, honey or tea to your basket, and we will wrap it all together as one gift and deliver it for you. It is an easy way to make something personal for the host or for family further away.

Host and New Year gifts

If you are going to someone's table for the festive meal, a small host gift is a gracious way to say thank you. Choose something that suits the occasion without overdoing it — a beautiful serving dish, an apple light, a honey themed candle or diffuser, or a piece for their table they will use again.

Rosh Hashanah tableware and serveware

Rosh Hashanah is a hosting festival, and many families set a special table for the New Year. Our Rosh Hashanah tableware and serveware — platters, bowls, salad servers, jugs and candles — help you lay the table beautifully for the festive meal. If you are putting together the look of your Rosh Hashanah table, this is the place to start.

About Rosh Hashanah gifts

Rosh Hashanah falls in the early autumn and opens the Jewish High Holy Days. Families share festive meals over the two days, dip apple in honey for a sweet year, and greet one another with Shana Tova — a good year.

The customs make for easy, welcome gifts. Honey and sweet foods echo the wish for sweetness; and a well-chosen piece for the table is a gift the host will use for years of New Years to come. All our food is kosher under the KLBD, gift wrapping is always free, and you can buy in the shop or online. [If you are not sure what to send, do come and see us — we are happy to help you choose.]