"Last Water" (15 cm) made of transparent plexiglass with metal decorations

A fancy "last water" takeaway
Transparent plexiglass with a gold metal plaque

A little about last burdens and waters:

Natalot and Acharonim are Jewish rituals of purification. Natalot is the washing of hands in a specific way, and Acharonim is the washing of water in a specific way.
These two rituals are intended to cleanse the body and mind in preparation for prayer or a special event.

There are many different types of last rites and water. The most common type of last rites is washing the hands before eating bread.
The ritual consists of seven steps, each of which involves pouring water over the hands. The most common type of final water is the taking of water before prayer.
Last water is the name given to washing hands at the end of the meal, before reciting the blessing of food (as opposed to "first water" - the washing before the beginning of the meal).

The materials used for ballasts and final water can vary. The most common material is metal, but there are also ballasts made of different materials: glass, ceramic, and more.

The meaning of the last natalut and water is to cleanse the body and soul in preparation for prayer or a special event.
These rituals are a way to express our gratitude to God for His blessings, and to prepare for a special moment.

Natalot and the Last Supper are important rituals in Judaism. They are a way to express our gratitude to God for His blessings,
And prepare for a special moment. If you are looking for last minute snacks and water, you are welcome to visit our website.
We offer a wide range of weights and water bottles, made of different materials and in different sizes.

All orders from the site are made through a courier company with a home delivery.

– Jewelry: 2-6 business days (unless it is a custom-designed piece of jewelry)
– Judaica and art: 4-7 business days.

Our interest is mutual – that you receive your orders as quickly as possible! We are personally available to our customers until the order is received.
Delivery times:
– Home delivery 2-5 business days to central locations.
– Delivery to kibbutzim/moshavim 3-6 business days.
* The times are shipping times only! and do not include handling times detailed below.

Treatment times:
– Jewelry orders will usually be shipped the same day! If the order is placed in the early morning hours (by 11-12 noon).
Orders received after that will be processed the next day.
– Orders from various artists (David Gerstein, Yair Emanuel, Dorit Klein, and more): Most products are in stock and will be shipped within 1-3 business days (some products are shipped directly from the artist in order to save on shipping costs and shorten delivery times).
– Special orders in production / or custom design orders will be shipped within 4-5 business days from the date of purchase (not including shipping time).

It is important to note that the times listed are intended to cover and back up punctuality. Orders will usually be received faster.

Do you have an urgent order? Are you worried that you won't receive it on time? It is advisable to speak with customer service on WhatsApp before placing the order.
There is the option of self-collection by prior arrangement, and same-day deliveries in certain categories and to various regions of the country.

We work efficiently to deliver your order as quickly as possible. For example, a product that is in stock may be shipped within just a few hours of placing the order and will arrive at your doorstep according to the time indicated in the payment method you choose.
You can track packages on the shipping company's website, and you can request help with tracking packages from our close customer service.