Molten 6 Seder Plate

The raised sections on this seder plate hold each symbolic food separately without anything running together, which made our table feel more organized than the flat plate we used for years. It looks like a piece of sculpture sitting on the table, and the finish has a depth you don't get from stamped

The six wells are deeper than I expected, so the charoset doesn't slide around during the reading. The hammered finish looks handmade, and it caught the candlelight beautifully at our table.

The hammered texture catches the candlelight beautifully during our seder, and each of the six wells holds a generous portion without anything running together. It's heavier than our old plate, which somehow makes it feel more ceremonial.