Elegant Splitting Sea Afikoman Bag for the Pesach Seder

Product Description:

Make your Seder more meaningful and beautiful with our Blue Afikoman Bag, designed to add a special decorative touch to your Passover table.

Measuring 8x8 inches, this bag is perfectly sized to hold a piece of matzah and features a built-in zipper for secure, easy use. Crafted from a high-quality blend of 65% polyester and 35% cotton, it’s soft, durable, and made to last—so it can be used year after year as part of your family’s Pesach tradition.

The design showcases a rich navy blue background with a striking gold print of the splitting of the sea, representing the miraculous journey from slavery to freedom—an image that ties beautifully into the theme of the Seder night.

No coloring, no decorating—this Afikoman bag is ready to use straight out of the package, making it a quick and classy addition to your Seder setup.

What is the Afikoman?

The Afikoman is a central part of the Passover Seder. Early in the evening, a piece of matzah is broken and set aside to be eaten at the end of the meal. This tradition not only adds meaning to the Seder but also helps engage everyone at the table—especially children—by keeping them focused and involved in the storytelling of the Exodus.

The Afikoman is the final food eaten at the Seder, a reminder of the Korban Pesach (Passover offering) once brought in the Beis Hamikdash. According to tradition, once it’s eaten, no other food is consumed for the rest of the night—so the taste of redemption stays with us.

This bag offers a beautiful and respectful way to hold the Afikoman, helping enhance the meaning and atmosphere of the Seder table.

Product Features:

• Size: 8" x 8" – fits a full piece of matzah

• Material: 65% Polyester, 35% Cotton – durable and long-lasting

• Closure: Built-in zipper for easy and secure use

• Design: Gold parted sea artwork with “Afikoman” in English & Hebrew

• Color: Deep navy blue with gold accents

• Use: Adds beauty and elegance to your Seder table—no decorating required