Holy Land Market Armenian Ceramic Wine Goblet – Jerusalem City Walls & Old City Design – Large 13.5 oz Hand-Painted Cup for Communion or Shabbat Kiddush – 6.5 Inch

This Armenian ceramic wine goblet from the Holy Land is a beautifully handcrafted piece that reflects the spiritual and historical richness of Jerusalem. Hand-painted by skilled Armenian artisans, the cup features a detailed depiction of the Jerusalem city walls and Old City, inspired by traditional ceramic art preserved for generations. With a generous 13.5 oz capacity and a 6.5-inch height, this large ceramic goblet is well-suited for Christian Communion, Shabbat Kiddush, and other sacred wine blessings. Its solid form and comfortable proportions make it ideal for use on an altar, ceremonial table, or in home worship settings. Each cup is individually hand-crafted and painted, ensuring that no two pieces are exactly alike. Whether used during religious services or displayed as a symbolic reminder of Jerusalem, this goblet carries both artistic beauty and spiritual meaning. A thoughtful and lasting gift for clergy, faith communities, and anyone who cherishes authentic Holy Land craftsmanship.

• Authentic Armenian Ceramic from the Holy Land Handcrafted and hand-painted by skilled Armenian artisans, featuring a detailed Jerusalem Old City and city walls design inspired by centuries-old Holy Land ceramic traditions.
• Meaningful for Communion & Shabbat Kiddush Designed for sacred use in Christian Communion services, home worship, and Jewish Shabbat Kiddush, making it a versatile ceremonial wine cup for faith-centered moments.
• Large Capacity, Comfortable Hold Holds approximately 13.5 oz of wine or grape juice with a 6.5-inch height, offering a balanced, substantial feel suitable for altar use, table ceremonies, or special occasions.
• Hand-Painted Jerusalem Old City Artwork Features rich colors and traditional motifs depicting Jerusalem’s historic city walls and Old City skyline, making each goblet a unique piece of Holy Land art.
• Ideal Gift for Faith & Holy Land Collectors A meaningful gift for clergy, churches, synagogues, holidays, house blessings, weddings, and religious milestones, or as a decorative display piece with spiritual significance.