Barbara Shaw Gifts

There is so much wisdom captured in Yiddish Proverbs. Some popular ones are “Man reigns, Woman rules”, ”One friend is worth ten relatives”,  “Man plans, Gods...

Our newest calendar takes some of the oldest zodiac signs and gives them a modern look and feel. The dates of the Jewish Festivals are featured. The poster will be a talking point in any room. The...

This hip Hebrew slang for "Best Brother" means literally "A cannon-blast of a brother". If you've got a really special brother who'll do absolutely anything for his siblings, this one's for him. Show...

Beautiful white festive table cloth with elegant inlaid squares. Easy wash, and a good elegant weight of fabric is made in Israel also sewn in our studio. Perfect for a Shabat or festive table. The...

Our Tiles series takes you back to Ottoman times, when intricately patterned tiles decorated cool stone floors in homes and patios across Israel. Lay a few across the table and let memories of tea...

Rosy red apples and buzzing bees decorate this festive hand towel set of two for Rosh Hashanah or year round entertainment. During Rosh Hashanah the Jewish New Year it is customary to eat apples...

This is a winning gift, that is sure to bring a smile and a laugh. Jewish Mothers are well known for being overprotective and nagging and over loving, hence they are rarely calm. The...

Generously cut Apron for men and women. This attractive graphic design shows a number of well known and loved Israeli wines and vineyards. At the bottom are the words "Le Chaim", the Hebrew and...

It's not by chance that the Yiddish word 'Schlep' has become a standard part of our vernacular. This expression has built-in onomatopoeia, the act of pushing the air out of your mouth to say,...

Chutzpah or Feisty attitude is one of many Yiddish words have gone into everyday language, Yiddish is a Germanic language, originally spoken by the Jews of Central and later Eastern Europe,...

  One of our most beloved designs, this Afikoman bag for Pesach is inspired by ancient Mesopotamian incantation bowls.Illustrated by Elad Lifshitzand of the Dov Abramson studio in...

  One of our most beloved designs, this square hot pot Passover trivet is inspired by an early haggadah and designed by the Dov Abramson studio in Jerusalem. Striking and full of intricate...