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About Lulav Holders

The Lulav is an essential component in celebrating the holiday of Sukkot. Every day of Sukkot, we recite a blessing and shake the Lulav and Etrog. Since damage can make a Lulav unfit for use, many people choose to protect their Lulav by placing it in a special Lulav Holder. Lulav Holders also make it easier to transport your Lulav from your home to the synagogue.

Different Types of Lulav Cases

There are Lulav Holders for every budget. For the strictly utilitarian, there are clear plastic Lulav Holders. For those wanting more convenience and ease, there are Lulav Holders with carrying straps. For those who want extra protection for their Lulav, there are hard plastic Lulav cases. If you want to carry your Lulav and Etrog Set together, consider buying a Lulav Holder with an added pocket for your Etrog Box.

More than an accessory

Lulav holders are more than an accessory. Shaking the Lulav is one of the focal points of the holiday of Sukkot, and you don’t want to miss out because of damage to your Lulav. Protect your Lulav with a Lulav Holder that perfectly matches your needs and wallet.

Want to protect your Etrog too? We’ve got you covered with a wide selection of beautiful Etrog Boxes

About Etrog Boxes

Etrog boxes are a beautiful way to store and protect your Etrog throughout the week of Sukkot. The traditional Lulav and Etrog setis central to the holiday, but they can also be fragile. If either item is damaged, they are no longer fit to perform the mitzvah. For centuries, artists have designed and created unique Etrog Boxes and Lulav Holders to personalize the ritual while also serving their practical functions.

Different Types of Etrog Boxes

There are many types of Etrog Boxes from which to choose. Often, Etrog Boxes are crafted from fine wood, sterling silver and other metals, or leather. They are commonly rectangular, though some artists, like Quest, stand out by designing their boxes to reflect the shape of the Etrog. Boxes are available in a range of colors, and many are embellished with decorative calligraphy or colorful illustrations.

The holiday of Sukkot is all about rejoicing and individuality. With so many of the holiday’s rituals open to customization--from Sukkah Decorations to Lulav Holders--make it a point to find ways of personalizing your observance. Depending on the artist, Etrog Boxes can be whimsical, classical or contemporary, so be sure to choose one that matches your aesthetic. Chag Sukkot Sameach!