Spring Seder Plate
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Passover is also called the festival of spring, evidence of which can be found in the Book of Exodus in the verse that adorns this Passover plate “Today you go out in the month of spring” [Exodus 13.4].
This Passover plate is made of gold plated brass placed on an oak tree.
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