for sukkot
Put your good‑looking etrog in a good‑looking case.
A twist‑lid case, 3D printed and shaped like the fruit it protects — dimples, shoulders, pitom and all. Fits most typical etrogim.
Twist‑seal lid. Two pieces, one fruit.
the pitom problem
The pitom breaks if you look at it wrong.
Every etrog owner knows the feeling — a soft cloth, a padded box, a held breath every time it changes hands. We built a case that cradles the fruit in its own shape, so the one part that can't be replaced stays put, from the first day of Sukkot to the last.
how it's made
Built like a part. Shaped like a fruit.
- Process
- Additive manufacturing — printed one layer at a time, not molded.
- Body
- Rigid plastic shell with a twist‑seal lid that holds its close.
- Fit
- Sized for most typical etrogim.
- Finish
- Customizable text, printed into the base — see below.
make it unmistakably yours
At shul, every etrog box looks the same. Yours won't.
Add a name, a family, a shul — anything you'd want printed into the base. It's the difference between "whose is this?" and knowing at a glance.
The Torah calls the etrog pri etz hadar — fruit of the beautiful tree. Give a case that lives up to it.
Makes a great gift — for a rebbe, a host, anyone whose sukkah table you've sat at.
Ready to order?
Email us your name — or your shul's — for the base, and we'll get it printing.
Order yoursFree pickup in the Passaic/Clifton area
Free delivery worldwide via "Jewish Postal Service"