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Groggers
The grogger (ra'ashan) is Purim's signature noisemaker — drowning out Haman's name during the Megillah reading with joyful noise. From classic wooden groggers that have defined Purim for generations to colorful painted designs that kids love, making noise on Purim is a mitzvah the whole family enjoys.
Our Selection:
- Classic wooden groggers — traditional ratchet-style
- Painted and decorated groggers — colorful Purim themes
- Silver and metal groggers — collectible keepsakes
- Children's groggers — safe, colorful, and loud
- Bulk groggers for shul and school Megillah readings
FAQ
When do you use a grogger?
During the Megillah reading on Purim, whenever Haman's name is mentioned. The noise symbolizes blotting out his memory.
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