Product Details
Hadad Bros.
Moreshet Silver Collection
SD999 dipped silver
Made in Israel
Plate Diameter: 5.5 inches
Height: 5.75 inches
Moreshet Silver Collection
The Moreshet series is an exclusive Hadad Brothers development since 2011, offering a range of silver pieces at affordable prices accessible to all. The Moreshet series includes Judaica made from a high quality copper inner core and dipped in a silver bath using a multi-layered technique, giving the item thickness, strength and durability. The Moreshet series is produced in Israel by Jewish artists (no need for immersion) through meticulous handiwork, using the same process as the Pure Sterling Silverware, with identical maintenance and cleaning, and these pieces last for generations.
The Moreshet series can be identified by the Moreshet SD999 – Silver Dipped hallmark on the base of each item. Pieces can be engraved with dedications just as pure sterling silver items can be, without harming the thick layer of high quality silver.
The Moreshet series also comes with a lifetime Hadad Bros. factory warranty.
Large Mayim Acharonim – Reshet Overview
This exquisite Large Mayim Acharonim vessel from the renowned Hadad Bros. Moreshet Silver Collection brings timeless elegance and halachic dignity to your dining table. Expertly crafted in Israel using a multi-layered SD999 silver-dipped technique over a high-quality copper core, it offers the luxurious look and feel of fine sterling silver at an accessible price.
Measuring 5.5 inches in diameter and standing 5.75 inches tall, this substantial Reshet design is perfect for family meals and festive occasions. The Moreshet series is produced by Jewish artisans through meticulous handiwork, ensuring outstanding durability and strength that will serve your family for generations. It requires no tevilah (immersion) and comes with a lifetime factory warranty from Hadad Bros.
Ideal for performing Mayim Acharonim before Birkat HaMazon, this beautiful piece enhances the sanctity and refinement of every meal while maintaining full halachic suitability.
Large Mayim Acharonim – Reshet FAQs
What is Mayim Acharonim and why is it important in Jewish tradition?
Mayim Acharonim, literally “last waters,” is the traditional washing of the fingertips after a bread meal and before reciting Birkat HaMazon (Grace After Meals). The Sages instituted this practice both for reasons of sanctity — to have clean hands when mentioning Hashem’s name — and for safety, to remove any potentially harmful residues. Many communities observe it as a chova (obligation), making a beautiful and dedicated vessel like this Large Mayim Acharonim Reshet an essential and meaningful addition to every kosher home.
Is this Large Mayim Acharonim bowl kosher and halachically reliable?
Yes. This Mayim Acharonim vessel from Hadad Bros. is fully kosher and halachically suitable for use. Produced in Israel by Jewish artisans according to the highest standards, it is designed specifically for ritual hand washing before Birkat HaMazon. The thick SD999 silver-dipped finish ensures durability and elegance without compromising any halachic requirements.
What makes the Moreshet Silver Collection special compared to regular silver-plated items?
The Moreshet series is an exclusive Hadad Bros. development featuring a high-quality copper core with multi-layered SD999 silver dipping. This technique provides exceptional thickness, strength, and longevity — matching the maintenance and durability of pure sterling silverware. Each piece carries the official Moreshet SD999 hallmark and comes with a lifetime factory warranty. It is hand-crafted in Israel by Jewish artists and requires no tevilah.
What are the exact dimensions of this Large Mayim Acharonim Reshet?
The bowl has a generous plate diameter of 5.5 inches (14 cm) and a height of 5.75 inches (14.6 cm). Its substantial size makes it ideal for comfortable use at the Shabbos or Yom Tov table, allowing easy pouring for the entire family while adding a striking decorative presence.
Can this Mayim Acharonim vessel be engraved with a personal dedication?
Yes. Like pure sterling silver items, the Moreshet silver-dipped pieces can be professionally engraved with names, dates, or dedications (such as for a wedding, Bar Mitzvah, or new home) without damaging the thick, high-quality silver layer. Contact us for engraving options.
How do I clean and maintain the Moreshet Silver Large Mayim Acharonim bowl?
Maintenance is identical to pure sterling silverware. Use a gentle silver polish or warm soapy water with a soft cloth. Avoid abrasive cleaners or dishwashers. With proper care, the beautiful SD999 silver finish will retain its shine and elegance for generations, backed by Hadad Bros. lifetime warranty.
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