Product Details
Hadad Bros.
Moreshet Silver Collection
SD999 dipped silver
Made in Israel
Plate Diameter: 4 7/8″ inches
Height: 3.5 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.
Small Mayim Acharonim – Hand Hammered Overview
Elevate your Birkat HaMazon with this beautiful Small Mayim Acharonim vessel from the exclusive Moreshet Silver Collection by Hadad Bros.
Crafted with meticulous hand-hammered artistry in Israel, this piece features a high-quality copper core expertly dipped in thick SD999 silver layers,
delivering the luxurious look, strength, and durability of fine sterling silver at an accessible price.
Perfect for observing the important halachic practice of Mayim Acharonim — the ritual washing of fingertips after a bread meal —
this elegant vessel embodies Jewish tradition with modern practicality. Produced by Jewish artisans in Israel, it requires no tevillah (immersion)
and comes with a lifetime factory warranty from Hadad Bros.
The Moreshet hallmark on the base confirms its authentic quality, and it can be professionally engraved for meaningful gifts or dedications
without damaging the silver layer. A perfect addition to any Jewish home.
Small Mayim Acharonim – Hand Hammered FAQs
What is Mayim Acharonim and why do we wash before Birkat Hamazon?
Mayim Acharonim, or “final waters,” is the halachic practice of rinsing the fingertips after a bread meal and before reciting Birkat Hamazon (Grace after Meals). Our Sages instituted this to ensure clean hands when mentioning Hashem’s name in the blessing and to remove any potential residue of Sodomite salt. It sanctifies the conclusion of the meal, similar to the sanctity required in Temple service. Using a dedicated, beautiful vessel like this hand-hammered Mayim Acharonim elevates the mitzvah with kavod and elegance.
Is this Small Mayim Acharonim kosher and halachically reliable for use?
Yes, this Mayim Acharonim is fully kosher and halachically reliable. Produced in Israel by Jewish artisans from the renowned Hadad Bros., it requires no tevilah (immersion) and meets the highest standards of Jewish ritual items. The multi-layered SD999 silver-dipped construction ensures durability and purity, making it suitable for observant families seeking mehudar quality.
What are the exact dimensions and material of the Moreshet Small Mayim Acharonim?
This Small Mayim Acharonim features a plate diameter of 4 7/8 inches (approximately 12.4 cm) and a height of 3.5 inches (approximately 8.9 cm). It is crafted with a high-quality copper inner core, dipped in multiple layers of SD999 silver using advanced techniques identical to pure sterling silverware. The hand-hammered finish from the exclusive Moreshet Silver Collection by Hadad Bros. provides exceptional strength, thickness, and a luxurious appearance that lasts for generations.
Can this Mayim Acharonim bowl be engraved with a personal dedication?
Yes, the Moreshet series supports professional engraving with dedications or names, just like pure sterling silver items. The thick, multi-layered SD999 silver dipping protects the surface, ensuring the engraving does not compromise the item’s beauty or durability. It makes a meaningful gift for weddings, Bar Mitzvahs, or new homes.
How do I care for and clean my silver-dipped Mayim Acharonim set?
Maintenance is identical to pure sterling silverware. Gently clean with a soft cloth and mild silver polish as needed. Avoid harsh abrasives or dishwashers to preserve the beautiful hand-hammered finish. With proper care and the included lifetime Hadad Bros. factory warranty, this premium piece will remain elegant and functional for generations.
Why choose the Moreshet Silver Collection Mayim Acharonim over basic or plastic options?
The Moreshet Collection offers affordable luxury with the strength and appearance of high-end silverware. Handcrafted in Israel since 2011, it features superior thickness, durability, and a distinctive Moreshet SD999 hallmark. Unlike basic plastic or lightweight alternatives, this hand-hammered silver-dipped vessel adds real kavod to the mitzvah of Mayim Acharonim while being practical for daily and festive use.
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