Inspiration & traditions

Twelve new months, twelve chances to set aside time for yourself. The meaning of Rosh Chodesh and our way of celebrating it.

The Rosh Hashanah Seder, simply explained — apple and honey and Sephardic simanim to open the Jewish new year with sweetness and hope.

Round challah, honey and pomegranate, a simanim tray: our ideas for setting a beautiful Rosh Hashanah table, gentle, luminous and full of renewal.

The Rosh Hashanah candle opens the new year in light. The meaning of the gesture, the blessings, and the sweetness of a beautiful moment shared as a family.

Why do we perform Havdalah at the end of Shabbat? The wine, the spices, the candle: the meaning of each gesture and the art of gently leaving the sacred day.

Far more than a change of calendar: what we really celebrate at Rosh Hashanah — renewal, introspection and sweetness.

Apple and honey, pomegranate, dates… Discover the simanim of Rosh Hashanah, these foods that carry wishes, and the beautiful meaning of each one at the table.

What to give for Rosh Hashanah? Warm gift ideas by recipient, from small attentions to gift sets, to wish a good and sweet year.

How many candles should you light for Shabbat? Two flames, one per child, sometimes more… The meaning of a gesture of light and peace in the home.

Why is challah braided for Shabbat? Discover the meanings behind the braided loaf: unity, harmony, the beauty of the gesture, and the deeper meaning of the day.

A gentle, lasting present to welcome a newborn: our ideas for marking this moment with care.

First name, family name, in French or in Hebrew: how to choose the right text for a piece that looks like you.

A major milestone that deserves a beautiful gesture: our selection of presents to personalize for the occasion.

From idea to finished piece: a glimpse into how our creations come to life, with care.