This exquisite set of 12 handcrafted ceramic napkin rings, produced by renowned Jerusalem artist Danny Azoulay, transforms everyday dining into a celebration of Jewish heritage and artistry. Each ring measures approximately 2.25 inches in diameter and 1 inch in height, featuring a sturdy white porcelain body with a glossy finish for durability and elegance. The outer bands are adorned with intricate, hand-painted mosaic-style tiles in rich, earthy tones of deep green, burgundy red, royal blue, metallic gold, and soft beige, evoking the vibrant artistry of ancient synagogues and Middle Eastern ceramics. Common motifs across the set include symbolic Judaic elements such as the Star of David (Magen David), menorahs, pomegranates, grape clusters (symbolizing the Promised Land's abundance), olive branches (for peace), and arched doorways reminiscent of Jerusalem's historic gates. Several rings incorporate Hebrew inscriptions. One subset of rings displays more elaborate Jerusalem skyline scenes with palm trees, domed buildings, and swirling azure patterns in blue and purple hues, bordered by gold filigree for a luxurious touch. The designs blend traditional Moroccan influences (from Azoulay's heritage) with Israeli motifs, creating a harmonious fusion of cultural depth and modern appeal. Accompanying the set is the original presentation box, labeled "Azoulay Fine Ceramic Judaica, Jerusalem," with a stylized black pomegranate emblem and the artist's signature script— a rare collector's touch that confirms authenticity. These pieces are in excellent vintage condition, with no chips, cracks, or significant wear, though minor patina on the gold accents adds to their handcrafted charm. Perfect for Shabbat dinners, holidays, or as heirloom tableware, they elevate any setting with their spiritual and aesthetic resonance.

Age: Estimated 20-40 years old (circa 1985-2005), based on the artist's career timeline: Danny Azoulay, a Bezalel Academy of Arts graduate, began producing hand-painted ceramic Judaica in the 1980s after his studies, with peak output in the 1990s-2000s before shifting focus to papercut works around 2005. The style aligns with his early porcelain phase, and no modern production runs match this exact mosaic-Hebrew design.

Origin: Handmade in Jerusalem, Israel, by Danny Azoulay, a prize-winning artist born in Morocco and raised in Israel. Azoulay's workshop draws from Jewish tradition, North African patterns, and Jerusalem's architectural heritage, making these pieces authentic Israeli Judaica. The pomegranate logo on the box symbolizes fertility and the Holy Land, a nod to Song of Songs biblical imagery.

Item dimensions of each item: 1" tall × 2.25" diameter

Weight of each item: 1.1 oz (13.2 oz for all 12)