The Shabbat Table
Candles, challah, Kiddush — the whole Friday-night table in your hands
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See details →Brick sets for Shabbat, Hanukkah and the chuppah — with a booklet that tells kids the story behind every piece.
Brick sets made for Jewish families — so tradition becomes something you do together, hands on, around the table.
The sets
Hanukkah starts December 4 — order early to get it in time
Candles, challah, Kiddush — the whole Friday-night table in your hands
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See details →A hanukkiah, a dreidel, a sufganiyah and a Star of David — a whole Hanukkah evening in one box
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See details →The big day, built to last — a wedding gift they'll keep
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Unboxing
Here's what's inside Miracle of Light: four Hanukkah symbols you build one by one, plus a booklet that explains each.
Hanukkiah
Sufganiyah doughnut
Star of David
Dreidel
Why Tvorets
A brick set is a great excuse to sit down together. Tvorets adds meaning: while hands build, you talk about what's behind the tradition.
A Shabbat table, a hanukkiah, a chuppah. The big brands make nothing like it — kids don't build yet another generic house, they build their own holiday, their own table, their own family.
For teachers and community leaders — a whole lesson in a box: build it, then read the story from the booklet together. For grandparents — a gift for a holiday, a wedding or a bar mitzvah, no guesswork needed.
The pieces are tested to the European EN 71 standard and the report was reviewed by the Standards Institution of Israel. Works with bricks from the major brands — keep building.
The finished model lives on the shelf: the Shabbat table waits for Friday, the hanukkiah waits for Hanukkah, the chuppah keeps the memory of a wedding. It's not a toy that disappears into a closet.
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Family evening
On Friday afternoon, while the house smells of challah, the kids build and the grown-ups tell the story. By evening the model is on the table, starting the conversation. That's how tradition stops being a rule and becomes a shared evening you want to repeat.

Safety
First a European lab, then the Standards Institution of Israel. Hand it to your kids with peace of mind.
The pieces were tested for strength, breakage and sharp edges, and the small parts were checked against the requirements for ages 6 and up. The materials were tested for flammability too.
The plastic and paint were tested for heavy metals — lead, cadmium, mercury and more. Everything is within the limits for children's toys.
The report from JIYA, an independent lab with international ILAC accreditation, was reviewed by the Standards Institution of Israel and found to meet Israeli requirements for toys. Review no. 7612213619.
The review covers all three sets: Shabbat Table, Miracle of Light and Chuppah.
WarningNot suitable for children under 3 years. Choking hazard — contains small parts.
Questions
Choose a set — and your next family evening starts around a shared table.