Elongated flexible spice receptacle of box-weave design, ends topped with geometric spires composed of silver ribbon, culminating in bulbuous knop. Central opening. Length: 19 inches.

This container is commonly referred to by Chassidim in Yiddish as a “hudess” - derived from the Hebrew word “hadass” or myrtle. The custom to use hadassim, or myrtle branches taken from the lulav for besamim during the havdalah ritual is based on the premise of utilizing an item used for a mitzvah to perform another mitzvah. The sealed container allows the leaves to retain their scent.