Bedikas Chometz Feather, Candle & Spoon Die-Cut Stickers — 25-Pack (2.0" & 2.5")

Elevate your Passover preparations with a purposefully crafted sticker set built around Bedikat Chometz rituals. This die-cut collection features three instantly recognizable symbols—feather, candle, and spoon—each designed to visually reinforce the traditional search for chametz. Use these stickers to mark essentials, decorate prep spaces, or create simple teaching aids for family members and students learning the ritual steps.

Two versatile sizes, one cohesive look

sized to fit a variety of surfaces, these stickers come in two practical dimensions: 2.0 inches and 2.5 inches. The mix lets you label jars, boxes, pantry doors, notebooks, and recipe cards with a clean, cohesive motif that stays visible throughout the Passover lead-up. With 25 stickers per pack, you have ample quantity to equip multiple locations or stations for a group setting.

Why this set stands out

• Symbolic simplicity. A feather, candle, and spoon reflect the core elements of Bedikat Chometz in a visually approachable format, helping families and educators communicate the ritual with clarity.
• Craft-ready design. Die-cut precision ensures clean edges and a polished look on any surface, from glass and plastic to cardboard and paper.
• Adaptable for diverse spaces. Ideal for home kitchens, classroom corners in Hebrew schools, synagogue prep areas, and community centers organizing Passover activities.
• Practical quantity. 25 stickers strike a balance between enough coverage for multiple items and easy storage after the holiday season.

Perfect for Passover prep and beyond

Use these Bedikas Chometz stickers to designate chametz items, label storage areas during kitchen cleaning, or create a visual checklist for family members helping with the search. They’re also excellent as educational tools in Hebrew-school settings, turning a traditional ritual into an engaging, hands-on learning activity.

Who will love them

• Families preparing for Passover who want a clear, decorative way to mark chametz items.
• Educators and coordinators at Hebrew schools and synagogues shaping Passover lessons.
• Community groups organizing Passover events and child-friendly activities.