Two symbols. One sweet year.

I make these Rosh Hashanah napkin rings by hand in my Los Angeles studio — a pomegranate for a year full of blessing, an apple for a year full of sweetness. Both carry שנה טובה in Hebrew, worked into the form itself rather than printed on top.

The finish is a soft natural stone look — matte, weighty, and warm to hold. It sits quietly against a white tablecloth and holds the table without competing with it. These are the kind of detail guests pick up and turn over in their hands.

Mix both shapes for a table that carries every symbol of the New Year, or keep one shape uniform for a cleaner, more modern setting. They're a small thing you'll unwrap again every September.

Details

• Pomegranate: approx. 4.5 inches — open lattice of seeds, the traditional symbol of abundance
• Apple: approx. 4 x 3 inches — stem and leaf intact, greeting cut clean through the center
• Handmade and hand-finished in Los Angeles
• Natural stone look, matte finish
• Available individually or in sets of 4, 6, and 8
• Mixed sets include an even split of apple and pomegranate

A meaningful Rosh Hashanah gift, hostess gift, housewarming gift, or wedding registry addition.