Shana Tova Bi-Fold Standup Simanim Card #231, 6 x 4 with Kiddush

A bi-fold that stands on its own, six inches wide by four high, matte laminate, design 231. Because it stands rather than lying flat, it can be read from across a table without being picked up, which is exactly what is wanted on the night when the simanim are being passed around and hands are occupied.

The card carries the simanim in Hebrew as they are customarily said on Rosh Hashana, together with Kiddush for the Yom Tov. Nusach is Ashkenaz. Six by four is a generous format for a standup card, which means the print is large enough for a grandparent to read across a lit table without reaching for glasses.

At this price a card can go at every place, which is really the difference between the simanim being said properly and being mumbled by whoever happens to remember the order. For a school, a shul or an organisation sending something out before Rosh Hashana, a standup card that holds its own shape on a table is more likely to be used than a folded sheet that ends up in a drawer.

• Malchut design #231
• Nisuch: Ashkenaz

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