Here’s the latest Artza box! My family has been enjoying these subscription boxes containing various items from the Holy Land.
Artza features a different box each quarter, each with unique items from a different region or surrounding a different theme. This quarter’s box is the Renewal and Resilience box.
Check out my reviews of previous Artza boxes here!
The items in the Renewal and Resilience box symbolize the strength of the Israeli people in the face of ongoing conflict. The war directly impacts the artisans and charities whose products are included in this box. By purchasing this box, you are not just buying unique products but also becoming a part of their resilience and renewal, empowering them to continue their work.
Here are the products included in the Renewal and Resilience box.
Gourmet Carmel Heavenly Popcorn
This item was an instant hit in my house, disappearing within minutes of opening the package! The Gourmet Carmel Heavenly Popcorn is a delicious, sweet treat that strikes the perfect balance, making it hard to resist.
Shmuel Wagshul owns Heavenly Pop, which was founded in 2019 in Jerusalem. He carried on the family popcorn business, which his grandfather started and runs today.
Anti-Aging Wild Rose Facial Wash
Here’s another Artza box item created by Esther Lachman, owner of Arugot Organic Wellness. Previous Artza boxes featured her natural cosmetics, so I was glad to see another one!
This facial wash has a light and pleasant citrusy fragrance. It will make your skin smooth and moisturized. The package says it will give a gentle but deep cleanse and can also be used for makeup removal.
Hand-Painted Poppies of Hope Art
The striking red of poppies is beautiful anywhere, but in Israel, they symbolize hope. In addition to this art piece, this box also contains a lovely picture of red poppies in bloom overlooking Jerusalem. The reverse side of this picture says that a blanket of poppies on the Gazan border is an annual phenomenon but that these fields have an even deeper meaning for Israeli communities as they face threats against their home.
This piece of art is a beautiful reminder of hope in the Holy Land, even as it endures attacks from outside. Hagar created this unique metal piece, working with the organization SHEKEL. It’s an attractive reminder of the resilience of God’s people and how He has blessed them despite all of the attacks they’ve braved throughout history.
Orchid Dew Scent Diffuser
Four varieties of orchids grow in the Golan Heights area, but the blue orchids give this diffuser its floral scent. It’s not too overpowering, yet this diffuser fills your home with a beautiful fragrance. The container is also attractive, gracing a counter or shelf with a pleasant aroma and a lovely decoration.
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Ceramic Dove of Hope
This dove is another reminder of Israel’s hope despite its past and current trials. The blue and white ceramic dove has the word “Shalom” on it in beautiful Hebrew script. A magnet is mounted on the back, making it easy to place in your home. Mine reminds me to “pray for the peace of Jerusalem,” as stated in Psalm 122:6.
Embossed Leather Israel Case
Both lovely and practical, this case has an outline of the country of Israel and the word “Artza” engraved on it. It has a convenient handle and closes with a zipper. It’s small enough to take small items along during travel and large enough to use as a small purse or for other storage. This item is the “premium” item in this quarter’s box.
Halva Granola
I love pretty much any granola, but this one is unique in that it’s made in a border town near the Gaza Strip. Halva is a sweetened form of tahini that, combined with nuts, dates, and other natural ingredients, makes a delicious addition to this granola.
Stone-Crushed Tahini
At my house, we use tahini to make delicious hummus, a healthy and versatile dip or topping. Tahini is a staple in Mediterranean foods, including Israeli cuisine. This box includes a recipe using this tahini. It’s for Golden Tahini Cauliflower, created by The Tahina King, a restaurant in Jerusalem. This tasty tahini is free of additives or preservatives and is well packaged for shipping in a soft package with a twist spout.
The thoughtful folks at Artza have brought yet another meaningful collection together in the Resilience and Renewal Box. It’s filled with items bearing the Holy Land’s significance and importance to our God and Believers everywhere. Join in with Artza and the artisans represented in this box as they keep their eyes on the hope they have as God’s people living in the Land of Promise.
