Rosh Hashanah imagery is limited to apples and… well, that’s about it. Honey, of course, but it’s hard to make a puddle of gloop into a recognizable image. Shofars, maybe, but as of publication no one has quite figured out how to make those aesthetically pleasing. So here we are, offering you 20 apple-themed items to elevate your Rosh Hashanah, whether you’re hosting a dinner and want to dress up your table, bringing a gift to a Rosh Hashanah host or looking for a wearable ode to the holiday. Happy shopping and chag shameach!
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Pair this elevated kitchen tool with a bag of the best apples you can find, and you've got yourself a perfect host(ess) guest.
Apple Basket
A perfect vessel to gift apples and honey… or maybe two tickets to see “Wicker?” (iykyk)
If you show up to Rosh Hashanah dinner with cheese artfully arranged on this with a note that says "keep the platter," you will *definitely* be invited back.
We’ve been Balm Dotcom fans for over a decade at this point. And now there’s an apple flavor, just in time for the High Holidays?? Basheret.
A Michael Aram object for a Jewish holiday? Groundbreaking. (But also, a classic for a reason!)
Apple Lollipop
Picture it: A photograph of every kid at your High Holiday celebration smiling with one of these in their mouth. Cute!
Brass Apple Box
Our motto: You can never have enough tchotchkes than can hold other tchotchkes.
3D Garden Vase
Is this… creepy? Beautiful? Whatever it is, we can’t look away — and the guests around your Rosh Hashanah table won't be able to, either.
Welcome to the apple candle section of this list. Our first entry: apple taper candles. Shabbat shalom?
Moving on to apple-shaped candles, we have a feeling this one smells incredible (and doubles as a cute bowl when you’re done).
Honeycrisp Hand Soap
Fancy hand soap that smells like apples was made to give as a Rosh Hashanah host gift.
'Apples' Book
If you’re the type of person who likes to subtly decorate your home for different holidays, putting out a coffeetable book about apples is the subtlest of subtle decor choices.
Hear us out: jeans, a nice top and an apple hat for Rosh Hashanah dinner
Apple Hair Clip
Putting one of these at the table setting for a tween girl would be the cutest touch.
