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Wash cups in the current catalog. The larger washing-cups aisle and a smaller two-item shelf are linked separately.
Netilas yadayim — the ritual washing of hands — happens multiple times daily in a Jewish home: upon waking, before bread, and at other prescribed times. A dedicated wash cup (natla) with two handles makes this mitzvah convenient and beautiful.
Our Selection:
- Acrylic wash cups — lightweight, colorful, durable
- Stainless steel cups — sleek and modern
- Silver-plated cups — elegant for Shabbos
- Children's wash cups — small hands, big mitzvah
- Matching sets with basin or towel holder
FAQ
Why does a wash cup have two handles?
To alternate hands during the ritual washing. You pour water from the cup using one handle, then switch to wash the other hand.
