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A spice box, often made of silver, is used to hold sweet aromatic plants, besamim in Hebrew, that are sniffed as part of the Havdalah service ending Shabbat. In Ashkenazi homes, cloves are a common choice.
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During the ceremony, Jewish people say blessings over wine, light a plaited candle, and smell fragrant spices in a spice box or spice tower. These rituals are done in order to give thanks to God for the senses of taste, sight, and smell.
A Havdalah set consists of a spice box, kiddush cup and braided candle. This light is the first fire of the new week. It is a sign that the time to begin creating again has arrived.
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Kashrut laws state that Jewish people can only eat land animals that have split hooves and chew the cud (e.g. cows) and allowed seafood must have fins and scales (e.g. tuna). Therefore, this spice box is in the shape of a fish that can be eaten by Jewish people since it has fins and scales.
Spices, called besamim in Hebrew, often stored in an artistically-decorative spice container in order to beautify and honor the mitzvah, are handed around so that everyone can smell the fragrance.
Jews and spices go way back. Aromatic barks, resins, and incense have been used since ancient times and feature heavily in the Torah’s depiction of both tabernacle and temple rituals. Fragrant...
Jul 19, 2019 · The history of the Havdalah spice box container - often in the shape of a tower - used in the ceremony that closes the Sabbath.
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