Tchotchke was founded by a husband-and-wife team who, while building their own wedding registry on Zola, were inspired to create Judaica with a nod to tradition while being modern, beautiful and whimsical. The brand offers a reimagined take on Jewish objects and art in a category that has long leaned formal and ornate. Designed for everyday living, Tchotchke pieces feel personal and joyful - made for modern couples building a life (and a table) together.

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This Shabbat Set pairs two Mushroom Candlesticks with a matching Buttercup Glass. Each piece is made from durable mouth-blown borosilicate glass in complementary two-tone colorways. The set brings together the essential elements of the Shabbat table - candles and Kiddush - in a coordinated design meant to be used week after week.
Includes:
<ul>
<li>2 Mushroom Candlesticks</li>
<li>Buttercup Glass</li>
</ul>

3-Pieces Shabbat Set

Menorahs

Stoneware spheres, handcrafted in Portugal, merge geometry with the warm touch of ceramic, floating your candles on a cloud of bubbles.

Bubble Menorah

Mezuzahs

Carved from solid blocks of Aluminum and plated with rich, decadent finishes, this Mezuzahs ethereal geometry makes it feel like its descended from another world. Iridescent color fluctuates based on viewing angle and lighting. Slight variations in color may occur, but we promise they are all stunning.

Pill Aluminum Mezuzah

With it's simple form in slip-cast ceramic, the Pill Mezuzah has the perfect balance of precision and craft. Hand glazed by our ceramics partners, every Mezuzah is uniquely yours.

Pill Ceramic Mezuzah

We design objects we love to live with pieces that move easily from Shabbat to an ordinary Tuesday night. Our mouth-blown borosilicate Mushroom Candlesticks are solid in pairs and mix and match effortlessly with our Buttercup Glasses. The two-tone glass adds warmth, color and glow to any table.

Shabbat Mushroom Candlestick, Set of 2

Wall Art

The Ahava Lions Ketubah is the one people recognize from across the room. Designed by Eitan Gutenmacher - a New York-based graphic designer and creative director whose work sits at the intersection of aesthetics and Jewish spirit - this ketubah is anchored by two golden lions flanking the Hebrew word for love. Bold, richly illustrated, unmistakably Jewish, and somehow both ancient and completely of this moment. Printed on heavy cream-toned stock made from bamboo and cotton, with a softly textured surface and a natural raw edge that gives each piece a handmade quality.
Features:
<ul>
<li>This ketubah is Fill-in-the-Blank. It comes pre-populated with standard Reform text (modern and egalitarian in both English and Hebrew). The names, date, location, and signature lines are filled in by hand</li>
<li>Includes 2 archival signing pens</li>
</ul>

Ahava Lions Ketubah

Two circles. Overlapping, not merged. Together but distinctly themselves. The Circles Ketubah is a simple idea executed with total confidence - two forms coming together to create something new without either one disappearing. It's an image of what a good marriage actually looks like, and it works as art in any room, for decades. Each shifting the feeling from cool and architectural to warm and romantic. Printed on Hahnemühle Photo Rag 500gsm - the same ultra-heavyweight museum paperboard used for the Papercut.
Features:
<ul>
<li>This ketubah is Fill-in-the-Blank. It comes pre-populated with standard Reform text (modern and egalitarian in both English and Hebrew). The names, date, location, and signature lines are filled in by hand</li>
<li>Includes 2 archival signing pens</li>
</ul>

Circles Ketubah

Some ketubahs whisper. The Evilish Eye speaks. Bold, graphic, and impossible to look away from, this ketubah takes the ancient symbol of the evil eye and reimagines it as a centerpiece for a Jewish wedding. The layered composition rewards time - the longer you look, the more the symbolism opens up. It's printed on rag metallic paper - a pearl-toned stock with a subtle shimmer that gives the graphic linework an almost electric quality. The kind of piece that commands a wall.
Features:
<ul>
<li>This ketubah is Fill-in-the-Blank. It comes pre-populated with standard Reform text (modern and egalitarian in both English and Hebrew). The names, date, location, and signature lines are filled in by hand</li>
<li>Includes 2 archival signing pens</li>
</ul>

Evilish Eye Ketubah

The Flower Eye is something you didn't know you were looking for until you found it. Designed by Ana Miminoshvili - a Georgian illustrator whose work weaves folk symbolism into richly layered botanical compositions - this ketubah hides Jewish iconography inside a world that rewards a closer look. The more you examine it, the more you find. It's printed on rag metallic paper - a pearl-toned stock with a subtle shimmer that makes the colors feel luminous.
Features:
<ul>
<li>This ketubah is Fill-in-the-Blank. It comes pre-populated with standard Reform text (modern and egalitarian in both English and Hebrew). The names, date, location, and signature lines are filled in by hand</li>
<li>Includes 2 archival signing pens</li>
</ul>

Flower Eye Ketubah

Two hands hold a vase. From it, something lush and alive. Illustrated by Arty Guava, a Malaysian-born artist whose work is rooted in harmony, nature, and the joy of nurturing - this ketubah is an image of a marriage as an act of tending. The text sits inside the vessel. Plants grow from it. Figures dance at its sides. It's abundant and grounded, folk-influenced with a contemporary richness that feels completely of this moment. Printed on heavy cream-toned stock made from bamboo and cotton, with a softly textured surface and a natural raw edge that gives each piece a handmade quality.
Features:
<ul>
<li>This ketubah is Fill-in-the-Blank. It comes pre-populated with standard Reform text (modern and egalitarian in both English and Hebrew). The names, date, location, and signature lines are filled in by hand</li>
<li>Includes 2 archival signing pens</li>
</ul>

Full Cup Ketubah

The Paper Star Ketubah has depth you can actually see. Created by Noelia Lozano - a Spanish designer and paper artist known for her tactile, craft-driven work - this ketubah is built from multiple layers of paperboard stacked to form a Star of David, the stepped edges of each layer radiating outward and creating real visual depth. The back layer is gold with a subtle sparkle. The ink printed on the front surface matches it exactly - so the whole piece feels completely intentional, like every decision was made together. Constructed and printed on ultra-premium museum paperboard - archival, acid-free, and built to last.
Features:
<ul>
<li>This ketubah is Fill-in-the-Blank. It comes pre-populated with standard Reform text (modern and egalitarian in both English and Hebrew). The names, date, location, and signature lines are filled in by hand</li>
<li>Includes 2 archival signing pens</li>
</ul>

Paper Star Ketubah

There are ketubahs, and then there is the Papercut. Created by Dan Harris - a paper artist whose work reimagines Jewish symbolism through breathtaking intricacy - the original is built from hundreds of hand-cut papers, metallic foils, and found objects layered to create depth that photographs simply cannot capture. Dozens of motifs blend into a world that has to be seen to be truly appreciated. Every time you look, you find something new. It's reproduced on ultra-premium museum paperboard - the same stock used to print and display fine art in galleries worldwide. Archival, acid-free and built to last.
Features:
<ul>
<li>This ketubah is Fill-in-the-Blank. It comes pre-populated with standard Reform text (modern and egalitarian in both English and Hebrew). The names, date, location, and signature lines are filled in by hand</li>
<li>Includes 2 archival signing pens</li>
</ul>

Papercut Ketubah

Some things feel made for a wedding without trying. The Petals Ketubah is one of them. Designed by Ivy Tai - an NYC-based illustrator with a gift for balancing delicacy with impact - this ketubah features a rose bush growing beautifully around your text, your union literally at the center of the composition. Full of whimsy and finesse, it looks different depending on the light and the mood of the room. Printed on rice paper - the swirling natural fibers visible in the surface give it a warmth and organic texture that makes it feel like something found rather than made.
Features:
<ul>
<li>This ketubah is Fill-in-the-Blank. It comes pre-populated with standard Reform text (modern and egalitarian in both English and Hebrew). The names, date, location, and signature lines are filled in by hand</li>
<li>Includes 2 archival signing pens</li>
</ul>

Petals Ketubah

Six concentric ripples sculpted from stoneware undulate to hold your Hannukah candles. Seperating the Shamash and giving you the freedom to build your own candle scape is what gives the Ripple it's unique perspective on what it means to be a menorah.

Ripple Menorah

We design objects we love to live with pieces that move easily from Shabbat to a casual glass of wine. Our Buttercup glasses are dishwasher-safe, hold seven ounces and come in two-tone colorways that enliven any table.

Shabbat Buttercup Glass

Bold color blocks, dynamic geometry, the ketubah text woven directly into the design as a visual element - this is what happens when contemporary graphic design meets a Jewish wedding tradition. It's not a decoration with text on it. The text IS the design. Nothing in the ketubah world looks like this. Designed by Emunah Winer of Nihilo Studio. Available in three colorways - each one a completely different energy. Printed on ultra-thick Photo Rag board with weight and substance that matches the visual confidence of the design.
Features:
<ul>
<li>This ketubah is Fill-in-the-Blank. It comes pre-populated with standard Reform text (modern and egalitarian in both English and Hebrew). The names, date, location, and signature lines are filled in by hand</li>
<li>Includes 2 archival signing pens</li>
</ul>

Shapes Ketubah

Hand-blown in Brooklyn, NY, this perfectly imperfect smash glass is a true work of art - created for one unforgettable moment under the chuppah. As stunning whole as it is shattered, it catches the light beautifully in every photograph. And the story doesn’t end there, the fragments can be transformed into a handmade stained glass hamsa, crafted by a local artist - turning your smash glass into a lasting symbol of protection, love, and new beginnings. Mazel tov (and please wear shoes).
Features:
<ul>
<li>Contains 1 Smash Glass and 1 Smash Pouch</li>
<li>Color and swirl design will vary as each is one of a kind</li>
</ul>

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