I hope you’re as excited for Rosh Hashanah this year as we are. These are some of our favorite items to brighten your home for the Jewish New Year, Rosh Hashanah gifts, Judaica to build your collection for Jewish holidays for years to come and a selection of items to celebrate Rosh Hashanah. (If you need hosting tips, look here. And check out our list of new year recipes for a sweet new year.)

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Mini Yemenite Shofar

The Weitzman Museum | $175

A real shofar, polished and with a unique twisted design, is an investment that will undoubtedly last generations. Each one is one of a kind, will be various shades of brown and comes from Jerusalem.

Hand-Painted Ceramic Apples and Honey Dish

Modern Tribe | $52

Let’s be honest, dipping apples in honey is one of the most nostalgic and adorable traditions during Rosh Hashanah. That’s why we love this cute hand-painted dish that embodies the importance of this ritual with a constant reminder of having a “sweet new year.”

Jewish Calendar for 5785

Peace Love Light | $29 (10% off with code 18Doors)

This beautiful 16-month calendar will ensure that not only will you never forget upcoming holidays, but also that your wall is decorated with modern and unique illustrations.

Rosh Hashanah Wish Bracelet

The Weitzman Museum | $7.95

Choose from three different lucky charms and make a new year’s wish. These make great presents for kids and friends.

Rosh Hashanah Marzipan Shana Tova Hostess Gift

Peace Love Light | $42 (10% off with code 18Doors)

Why bring wine when you can bring something way more original? Decorated with honeycomb embossing, edible gold leaf and delicate apple blossoms, this sweet greeting, which means happy new year, comes in a pretty gift box.

Measuring a Year: A Rosh Hashanah Story

The Weitzman Museum | $16.99

This picture book is perfect for young readers and families to explore the themes of reflection, and beginnings and endings. It’s written by award-winning author Linda Elovitz Marshall and illustrated by Zara González Hoang.

Tupelo Honey Flute

Modern Tribe | $48

Make your holiday complete with this delicious, tupelo honey. Tupelo is one of the most valuable liquid resources in the world and considered to be the gold standard of honey, so why not sweeten the new year with the best of the best?

Gourmet Honey Straws

Peace Love Light | $6 (10% off with code 18Doors)

Choose your flavor: Mexican coffee blossom, Midwestern blackberry or California Wildflower. Or buy all three! Certified kosher and created by a beekeeper with a special story, you don’t want to miss out on these mouthwatering treats.

Shabbat Candle Holders

The Weitzman Museum | $145

You can’t go wrong with simple and elegant. These candlestick holders are made from forged steel in Vermont, and feature a star of David at the base.

Shofar So Good Mug

Modern Tribe | $22

Who doesn’t love a punny mug, especially if it’s to celebrate the Jewish new year?! It’s bright, silly and ready for you to drink your coffee out of year-round.

Apple & Honey Dish

Peace Love Light | $30 (10% off with code 18Doors)

This Lucite, white and gold dish will stand out on your table for its sleek design. It also comes with its own spoon!

Embroidered Challah Cover

Peace Love Light | $48 (10% off with code 18Doors)

There’s a lot of attention on honey during Rosh Hashanah, but what about the creature who makes it? This linen challah cover features gold, black and green embroidery and it’s also machine washable.

Rosh Hashanah PJ’s for Kids

The Weitzman Museum | $36

These PJ’s are 100% cotton, machine washable (of course) and feature an adorable print filled with apples, honey and pomegranates.

Bubble Kiddush Cup

ModernTribe | $118

If your home has more of a funky vibe and you don’t want a traditional looking Kiddush cup (for drinking wine on holidays), this beautiful, one-of-a-kind ceramic cup is handmade in Columbia.