This creative toy for the Jewish Feast of Tabernacles (Sukkot) was created using a 3D printer and is made of flexible, child-friendly material. It measures 14 cm long and 4 mm thick, and its articulated structure invites play and exploration. Children can bend, twist, and shape the lulav as they please using its movable joints—ideal for hours of fun.
The toy is accompanied by an easy-to-understand, child-friendly explanation of the meaning of the lulav – the festive bouquet made of palm branches, myrtle, and willow, which is waved along with the etrog fruit on Sukkot. Thus, the game combines the joy of discovery with playful learning, providing age-appropriate access to a central symbol of the Jewish faith.
