18 Beautiful Seder Plates for Passover
Whether you're hosting your first seder or are looking for something new, we found a seder plate for every style.
Every spring, Jewish people from around the world gather to observe Passover, celebrating the exodus from slavery in Egypt. The eight-day holiday begins with a seder, a dinner where family and friends gather to read the Haggadah, which tells the story of Passover.
At the center of the table is a seder plate — a special plate with compartments for symbolic foods that help tell the story. You'll most often find five or six items on the plate: Karpas, a green vegetable, often parsley representing spring, and charoset, a mix of apples, wine, nuts and cinnamon to symbolize the mortar slaves used to construct buildings for Pharoh. You'll also find maror, a bitter herb, often horseradish for bitter slavery, and some people will add a second "bitter" vegetable, most often lettuce. A roasted lamb shankbone is placed to represent the sacrificial offering and a hardboiled egg for the cycle of life.
The Passover Seder plate isn't just highly symbolic — it can also be a beautiful centerpiece that often becomes a family heirloom. Whether you are hosting your first seder or are looking for something new, here are 18 beautiful seder plates for every style.
This Anthropologie hand-painted seder plate features a variety of florals and carefuly crafted scalloped edges, including six colorful individual bowls.
This stunning, hand-painted seder plate is accented with floral decor that will add beauty and whimsy to any Passover place setting. The plate comes with six removable bowls, each labeled in Hebrew with the items on the seder plate.
Handcrafted in Portugal, the Marin White Stoneware Seder Platter gives an organic appeal to the table. The stoneware plate features divets that house six mini bowls, finished with a white glaze across the rims.
For a first seder plate option, this one is a winner. It's simple and classic, with a reasonable price point, and can fit well into any tablescape. Gold-accented divots house the seder plate items, with a blue-and-white design on the rest of the plate and the Hebrew word Pesach for Passover.
This simple seder plate is durable and dishwasher-safe, making it an easy choice for a first seder plate or one you can easily store in any space. The simple white plate says Pesach (the Hebrew word for Passover) in the middle, with icons of the traditional seder plate items.
Featuring an eye-catching silver finish, this aluminum seder plate is sure to shine on your Passover table. The middle of the plate has six divots, one for each of the symbolic items.
For a more traditional Seder plate, check out this blue-and-white fine porcelain seder plate. Although it looks delicate, this plate is actually dishwasher-, microwave- and freezer-safe. With designations for each item and a Jewish star in the middle, this plate will impress everyone from your grandma to your niece.
This acacia wood seder plate is one piece, constructed with divots for each traditional food with labeling in both English and Hebrew. It's simple, yet timeless and will work for any Passover table.
A sprinkling of iconic berries and threads, this Wayfair seder platter is a modern and elegant piece that is sure to make a great addition to your Passover table.
This beautiful seder platter comes with a marble plate adorned with six bowls deocrated with gold rims bringing a modern and elegant style to this Passover holiday.
This black-and-white ceramic seder plate is in true Mackenzie-Childs style, with mixed patterns for a whimsical take on the traditional holiday platter. A gold-filled Star of David is in the middle of the plate, with removable dishes for each seder plate item that can be hand-washed for easy cleanup.
If you're looking for an affordable option, this blue marble seder plate is a great choice, especially for those hosting for the first time. There are designations for each seder plate item, and the glass makeup will make for easy cleanup, too.
This antique-looking metal seder plate with glass bowls is a beautiful heirloom. In the center is the tree of life with pomegranates, a traditional Sephardic symbol, as it's said the amount of seeds in a pomegranate is equal to the number of commandments in the Torah.
If you prefer something simple and modern, this bamboo seder plate, with ceramic bowls for each of the symbolic foods, is ideal. Each bowl has a hand-drawn illustration, so you can confidently display what should go in each. The words Seder Passover Plate, in Hebrew, are laser-etched in the middle.
Simple yet stylish, this neutral-toned seder plate is a cool piece for any Passover table. It's made of glossy porcelain with gold accents and is perfect for anyone hosting. Plus, it's top-shelf dishwasher-safe.
Head over to Etsy for this beautiful metal and enamel seder plate, which is as artistic as it is functional. Metal branches designate areas where to put the food, with twisting flowers that are beautifully placed throughout. The word Pesach (the Hebrew word for Passover) is centered in the middle. This plate is sure to draw some compliments.
This stainless steel and nickel-plated seder plate from Michael Aram is a simply beautiful centerpiece with a blossoming tree of life as the focal point. It will fit in with most Passover tablescapes beautifully.
This stainless steel plate has an amazing pop of color around the border thanks to a special Japanese technique, Mokume Gane, that layers polymer clay in different shapes for an almost kaleidoscope effect. Made in Israel, this colorful, hand-designed plate is the perfect artistic centerpiece.
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