Passover Seder Sets - Pesach Haggadas & Prayer Books

	Kallah Sets

	Leatherette Swatches

	Machzorim

	Antique Leather Covers

	Siddur

	Tehillim

	Zemiros

	Seforim

	Techina

	Door Plaques

	Rosh Hashana/ Yom Kippur

	Chanukah

	Purim

	Passover

	Shavuos

	Antique Leather Cover Samples

	Snap Shots

	Educational Books

	Clocks

	Shtars

	Promotional Items

	Custom Covers

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Passover/Pesach Store

Browse through our pesach store online and find a selection of pesach prayers including Haggadah Shel pesach and exclusive pesach Siddur, Seder plates, Matzah plates, Matzah covers/bags, 4 piece Seder sets which include Matza cover, pillowcase, Afikoman bag, and Urchatz towel, Kiddush cups as well as Elijah - Eliyahu cups, white Kittels suitable for Passover. All for the Jewish holiday of Passover - the time when the Jews were freed from Egyptian slavery!

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Passover is celebrated on the 14th day of Nissan. Passover, or Pesach, commemorates God's liberation of the Jewish people from Egyptian slavery. In Israel, Passover is a seven-day holiday. The first and last days are full festivals. The intermediate days are called: "Chol HaMoed" In the Jewish diaspora, Passover is celebrated for 8 days. Jews observe the positive Torah commandment prohibiting owning or eating Chametz (leavened products) in memory of the unleavened bread that the Jews ate when leaving Egypt. Since they were commanded to leave hastily, they did not have time to let the dough rise properly, resulting in flat or unleavened bread. Since the prohibition on Passover is against eating or owning leavened food products, the weeks before the holiday are spent in concentrated and intense housecleaning. Each room in the house is thoroughly cleaned and rid of cookies, crackers, and all other leavened products. The kitchen receives special treatment since during Passover, completely separate dishes and glassware, which are reserved for only for Passover use are utilized. The Passover Seder: On the first night of Passover, or Seder night (first two nights outside Israel) the Passover Seder is held. The positive commandment is to recount story of the Exodus from Egypt, throughout the centuries, from the actual liberation from Egypt until this day, each generation transmitting witness of these events to their children, creating an unbroken chain of tradition of recognizing God's greatness and the miracles, which he performed for the Jews.