Top 10 Gifts from Israel for Sukkot

While every Jewish holiday is interesting and unique in its own way, Sukkot might just be the most fascinating of them all. A biblical holiday just like Rosh Hashanah or Passover, in Israel it is impossible to miss all of the family sukkot (temporary huts), as well as the fervent waving of the lulav and etrog by individuals in the streets. This is less recognizable at least in the US, especially outside of a handful of major cities. We think it is high time for a change, so if you've been a lifelong lover of Sukkot, or are just starting to get interested in it, we've picked some of the best gifts for friends, family, and hosts in this week-long celebration.

1. Silver Jerusalem Goblet Kiddush Cup and Saucer with Golden Highlights

Like all major holidays, Sukkot begins with saying kiddush on wine, and this kiddush cup is a cut above the rest. Silver-plated with gold accents and gems in the shape of the choshen, the design of the kiddush cup is the old city motif that extends from the top, base and the saucer, with the neck of the cup like the Western Wall. You'll find kiddush extra meaningful, as a way to connect with the Holy City.

2. Yair Emanuel Hand Painted Laser Cut Bowl - Birds and Pomegranates

Going out for one of the many meals during Sukkot, this is a fantastic gift for any host that can be used to serve fruits, desserts, or anything else. Made from laser-cut steel, painted colorfully, it features a scene of birds on pomegranate branches giving a lively and meaningful design from renowned Israeli artist Yair Emanuel.

3. Sukkah: Do-It-Yourself 3D Puzzle Kit

Looking for a way to introduce kids to the beauty and creativity of Sukkot? This is a sukkah model, laser-cut and painted to then put the pieces together as a fun arts and crafts project, with branches for the schach (roofing material) and traditional decorations. You can even get a deal on bulk orders to include these into larger holiday events.

4. Land of the Bible Calendar (September 2025 - December 2026)

Celebrate this Sukkot with a gift that connects heart, heritage, and homeland. The Land of the Bible Calendar is more than just a way to mark the days: it's a stunning journey through the landscapes of Israel, rich with biblical significance and natural beauty. For the person who cannot spend the holiday traveling around Israel, this calendar serves as a nice way to fill the gap.

5. Black Ornate Faux Leather Etrog Box

For the person who has to shlep their etrog around, finding the perfect way to show off their beautiful fruit can be a real drag. Thankfully, we have you covered with this stylish ornate etrog box. Whoever you give this to will get a bit of enjoyment every time it comes out. Don't stress, let us carry the way forward in making Sukkot that much more special.

6. Embroidered and Knitted Kippah with Star of David - Choice of Color

Even for daily kippah wearers, it can be nice to spruce up for the holidays or to get one for special occasions. This is a very special one, with a Star of David design at the top, though it's available in other color options than white. Why stop with one when you can have one new color for each of the 7 days of Sukkot?!

7. The Jerusalem Bible with Thumb Tabs - Hebrew / English (Standard Size)

Sukkot, one of the 5 biblical holidays, is an opportity for Torah learning, with everyone encouraged to to out and learn in the sukkah. This Hebrew-English Torah is an not merely the text, but is complete with incredile, page length artwork that helps transport the learner into the ancient history. Connect to Torah like never before with this one-of-a-kind edition, with convenient tabs.

8. Deluxe Torah Scroll Replica - Small

Give someone the gift of an actual Torah this Sukkot. Made of paper parchment in the likeness of an actual Torah scroll, complete with the text of the entire Torah printed on it. While Sukkot is known more famously for its namesake, the sukkah(hut), what is less known is that the last day of the holiday is called Simhat Torah (Happiness in the Torah), celebrating the completion of the Torah reading cycle and kicking off the end of the High Holiday season.

9. Am Yisrael Chai and Kotel Poster

Bring the eternal message of hope, strength, and faith into your home or sukkah with this stunning “Am Yisrael Chai” poster. Featuring the Western Wall (Kotel), the Dome of the Rock, and the Israeli flag beneath a powerful gold Hebrew inscription, this piece is both a visual inspiration and a declaration of Jewish unity and survival. It's also an excellent way for those living outside of Israel to connect themselves during this holiday where we are asked "Three times thou shalt keep a feast unto Me in the year"(Exodus 23:14).

10. Stain & Water Resistant Tablecloth With Pomegranates Design (Choice of Sizes)

Whether you're hosting the meal or going out and want to have a way to say "thank you", this lovely embroidered tablecloth is a great way to go. In the spirit of the High Holiday season, it features pomegranates, perfect for maintaining the uplifted holiday atmosphere. It is also stain and water-resistant, perfect for use in the sukkah as well as in the home.