Flame-Cut Matzah Tray

Celebrate Tradition with the Flame-Cut Matzah Tray

Bring artistry and ritual to your Passover table with the Flame-Cut Matzah Tray, a hand-forged steel tray designed to hold the three pieces of matzah used during the Seder. With its flame-cut lettering in English and Hebrew, this tray combines craftsmanship and meaning, creating a beautiful heirloom for generations.

Why the Flame-Cut Matzah Tray is a Meaningful Addition

Created by blacksmith Steven Bronstein in Vermont, each tray is forged with fire and intention, blending modern tools with traditional techniques. Its sturdy construction ensures it will last for years, while the elegant design adds a distinguished, handmade presence to any Passover celebration.

How to Use the Flame-Cut Matzah Tray

• Place the three matzah pieces on the tray, leaving space for the middle piece to be broken and set aside as the Afikomen.
• After the Seder, wipe the tray with a damp cloth, dry thoroughly, and apply a thin coat of oil to maintain its finish.
• Display as a centerpiece during Passover or use as a functional heirloom year after year.

Product Details

• Size: 10″ L x 10″ W x 1.5″ H
• Material: Steel
• Classification: Hand-forged matzah tray
• Care: Wipe with damp cloth, dry thoroughly, apply thin coat of oil like cast iron

FAQ

Is the Flame-Cut Matzah Tray handmade?
Yes, each tray is hand-forged by Vermont blacksmith Steven Bronstein.

How do I care for the steel tray?
Wipe with a damp cloth, dry completely, and apply a thin coat of oil to maintain it.

Does it fit all traditional matzah sizes?
Yes, it is designed to hold the three pieces used during a traditional Seder.

What is the significance of the flame-cut lettering?
The word “matzah” is cut in both English and Hebrew, adding symbolic and aesthetic value to the tray.

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