July Box Reveal
DISCOVER OUR JULY BOX THEME : ISRAEL – a melting pot of cultures, languages and traditions, a country built on immigration with a pioneering spirit.
Just like the USA, Israel is a “melting pot” – a blending of cultures, faiths, hopes and aspirations which, when fully combined, resulted in a unique Israeli identity.
In 1948 Israel was a small sliver of land with a minuscule population struggling with the problems of daily survival. Seventy years on, it’s become home to a thriving, vibrant and extravert population. Its artists, writers, dancers and musicians have made an impact far beyond their number.
In Israel, in the early years of the state, the term melting pot, also known as “Ingathering of the Exiles”, was not a description of a process, but also an official governmental doctrine of assimilating the Jewish immigrants that originally came from varying cultures.
“The State of Israel will be open for Jewish immigration and the ingathering of exiles; it will foster the development of the country for the benefit of all inhabitants; it will be based on freedom, justice and peace as envisaged by the prophets of Israel…”
Declaration of the Establishment of the State of Israel, 1948
Today, Jews from all over the world are moving to Israel and bringing with them their various cultural identities, but they are embracing and strengthening that which unites them as a nation – their Jewish faith and heritage.
Open the July box and discover which countries our new suppliers come from!
JULY BOX REVEAL
by Botanifique
We fell in love with their new ECO-LINE products inspired by the ancient knowledge of Native Americans about the interaction between people, plants, and culture!
Fantastic Israel – Coloring Book by Tali Taisiya Melter
Embark on a creative coloring journey to the Land of Israel!
This groundbreaking coloring book is all about educating your child about the Land of Israel while having fun.
This book is more than just a coloring book – every page is an opportunity to explore a new location and bring it to life with color.
Mixed Spices For Coffee – Hawaij by Pereg Spices
The word hawaij (also spelled hawayij, hawayej, or hawaj) is pronounced “huh-why-adge” and it means “mixture” in Arabic. Two different versions of hawaij are staples in Yemeni kitchens and among Yemenite Jews in Israel. There is a savory hawaij for soups and stews and a second, more aromatic one for coffee and desserts.
Finely Ground Coffee Beans For Filter Coffee by AgroCafe
In North of Colombia, at height of 1800m above sea level, Agrocafe concentrates its operations on improving the variety sub-type called “Castillo”, known for its bigger beans and superior quality.
We love Castillo coffee for its smoothness, aroma and citric acidity, similar qualities to Typica, Caturra and Bourbon. Notes of classic caramel and chocolate can be identified within its flavors.
Mixed Spices For Koobah – Baharat
by Pereg Spices
This aromatic mixture – different regions favor different blends – is used in a variety of traditional meat, chicken, fish, and rice dishes. The taste is hard to describe; it’s warm and spicy, slightly floral, and definitely something you’ll be making again and again!
Cashew Pecan Coconut Butter
by Rusty’s Nuts
This limited edition Cashew Pecan Coconut butter is a perfect accompaniment to your breakfasts, baked desserts or a midday snack to give you a boost of energy.
Statement floral ring
by White Petal Jewelry Store
This one-of-a-kind ring with dried flowers and seeds under epoxy resin is a unique handmade piece of jewelry. It was crafted in several stages. The artist started by handpicking the flowers and dried them. Then she casted the flowers into resin and let it cure for about 24 hours. Afterwards a second coat of resin has been applied. Lastly, she hand sanded the base and assembled the ring.
