The story of the traditional Matzah which is served at the Passover seder meal is derived from the story of Exodus. The story tells that, when learning that they had been freed from slavery by the Pharoah, had to leave Egypt quickly. They did not have time to allow their unleavened bread to rise. They threw the bread in their baskets and it was baked hard by the desert sun as they journeyed to freedom. This thin, flat cracker-like bread is a traditional part of the Passover feast and are served on a Matzah plate. Our beautiful handcrafted matzah plates are symbolic of this journey through the desert and make an inspirational gift that can be handed down for generations.