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Your cart is empty.This Kiddush fountain is filled with color and made from anodized aluminum. It is made by Yair Emanuel. It contains a turquoise goblet, 8 cups in different colors and a blue fountain. This colorful aluminum Kiddush fountain will create excitement around your Kiddush ceremony. This fountain is made of anodized aluminum which makes it very strong and durable. The sleek modern design complements the various colored items. The goblet is turquoise, the fountain is blue and the cups are: gold, red, dark blue, green, blue, turquoise, orange and purple. The Kiddush ceremony is the blessing over the wine before the food is served. This is exactly what's missing from your Shabbat table!
David Dressler
Reviewed in the United States on March 27, 2020
Lovely, but there are two issues...1) Some of the paint has come off from inside the cup. A little ugly, but a bigger concern is: where did the paint go? Did we drink it? A little scary.2) A nightmare to clean. Something that looks like mildew or mold seems to form on the central cup, despite vigorous careful washing. Since it only forms on the one cup, there must be something about the material in there. Very creepy and gross.
Lauren
Reviewed in the United States on January 20, 2019
Really upsetting that the center cup doesn’t fit. It was a wedding gift and I can’t return it. Would be nice if the seller replaced the base.
ukee
Reviewed in the United States on May 20, 2018
Gift well receivedWorks wellColors impressed
JOSEPH GUTMAN MD
Reviewed in the United States on March 18, 2017
Nice, functional, not dishwasher safe
Kev
Reviewed in the United States on March 8, 2016
Beautiful and functional, bringing 'light' to the Shabbos table
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on October 9, 2016
it s really good as it was described
carrieplant
Reviewed in the United States on March 10, 2014
I had thought about getting a Kiddush fountain for many years, so when I broke my ceramic Kiddush cup, I looked online at several different websites for a replacement. I did not find any regular kiddush cups that spoke to me, so I started looking at Kiddush fountains. I was pleased to find this design, because although I like the concept, I'm not really into the silver ones that are so much more common. This is more my style because I like bright colors and I like colors all mixed together. I use this Kiddush fountain most Friday nights, now. I make sure to run water through it before and after each use, and always air dry it. My only complaint is that it does not drain evenly, no matter what I have tried to make sure it is flat, some little cups always have more or less liquid than the others. I am using it just for a family of 2, and we just drink all the contents ourselves, so it doesn't matter, but if I used it with guests I would be less pleased.
travelling mom
Reviewed in the United States on October 30, 2013
it got them involved in a way no regular cups could, they scramble to be at the table in time for kiddush, they fight over who can pour the wine into the gizmo (we make them take turns, and so it evolved into turns saying Kiddush too), and the whole Kiddush thing is much more exciting than ever before.
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