Nadav Art review
Nadav Art is the pick when the gift has to be the heirloom: a sterling kiddush cup, silver or anodized-aluminum candlesticks, a havdalah set or a menorah made in Avi Nadav's Jerusalem workshop. It is not the place for a $30 host gift; prices start in the low hundreds and the best pieces run into the thousands.
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- Editor 9.3/10
- Israel
- Sterling and anodized-aluminum…
- Handmade sterling silver and aluminum…
Written by: Judaica Advisor editorial team
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Quick answer
Nadav Art is the pick when the gift has to be the heirloom: a sterling kiddush cup, silver or anodized-aluminum candlesticks, a havdalah set or a menorah made in Avi Nadav's Jerusalem workshop. It is not the place for a $30 host gift; prices start in the low hundreds and the best pieces run into the thousands.
What stands out
- Designer silversmith with a single workshop in Jerusalem, so the catalog is one consistent style rather than a marketplace mix.
- Strong wedding, bar and bat mitzvah and housewarming gift categories, with personalization on many pieces.
- 30-day returns on non-custom items and free 2-4 day worldwide shipping on orders over $1,000.
Storefront strengths & tradeoffs
Pros
- Heirloom-quality sterling and anodized-aluminum Judaica with a recognizable modern look
- Engraving and personalization on kiddush cups, candlesticks and gift sets
- Clear shipping and return terms for high-value orders
Cons
- Premium prices; budget shoppers should start with the three stores above
- Ships from Israel, so order several weeks before a simcha or Hanukkah
- Custom and engraved pieces are not returnable
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