Artza Box: A Subscription Box from Israel!

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I received my first Artza Box, a subscription box from Israel, few days ago, and I love it! It’s a subscription box that “follows the footsteps of Jesus” with food, crafts, and content from Israeli artisans, delivered to your home quarterly! This is the perfect gift for those hard-to-purchase-for friends or family members — and you’ll be supporting small businesses and local artisans!

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(Disclosure: I received this quarter’s Artza Box for free in order to honestly share about it, and I’m an affiliate for them.)

What’s in this quarter’s Artza Box?

Each quarter the Artza Box features a different area of Israel, and the Spring 2021 box is from Jerusalem!

This pretty Shalom wall-hanging will be going up on my office wall!

I can’t wait to try this yummy chocolate date spread.

These Alphabet postcards are perfect for flashcards when learning Hebrew!

I love this cute little bag!

I’m a jewelry person, so this hand-carved Jerusalem Stone Pendant will be worn soon.

This spice mix is part of the recipe for Za’atar Bread on the recipe card!

Recipe and Post Cards

This hand-wash has already made its way to my bathroom sink.

There’s also a calendar featuring scenes from Israel that starts this month (March 2021) and goes through February 2022. And some 70% Dark Chocolate Covered Coffee Beans!

Here’s my Spring Jerusalem 2021 Artza Box unboxing video

Get your Spring 2021 Jerusalem Artza Box soon before they’re sold out and use coupon code GENA20 to get 20% off!

Winter 2020 Artza Box

See everything that came in my Artza Box from winter 2020/2021. It was from Bethlehem! See the fun Artza Box unboxing video below!

There are cards that tell you about the different artisans who made the items.

This fun family game can be played around our dinner table! The ladies who created the game are Anati and Sarit.

I loved the toffee and ate it all in one sitting! It was fun to read about the artisanal chocolate maker Oded who had once been a professional basketball player in Israel. After basketball, he studied his craft in Belgium and now makes delicious toffees, chocolates, and marzipan. His staff includes adults with developmental challenges.

The chocolate is dark chocolate and peppermint. And, the almond butter–delicious! It came with a recipe to my Halva Almond Swirl cookies using the almond butter. (See pictures of our cookies below!)

I adore these hand-carved ornaments of olive wood, and they are now hanging on my Christmas tree. It was fascinating to read the story of Jamil and how he has worked in carving olive wood for 40 years!

These are the coasters (which are part of the Premium Artza Box) that are now adorning my end tables.

The postcards have some beautiful scenes from Israel in black and white photography. I loved reading how the grandson of the photographer now runs his shop called the Photohouse. He chose a collection of photos for postcards in the Premium Artza Box, some of which have never been seen publicly! I’m going to choose a few to frame.

What a pretty hand-painted ceramic plate!

The candle smells delightful and is now on my bedroom dresser.

Where are the next Artza Boxes coming from?

Coming up:

Spring 2021~ Jerusalem
Summer 2021 ~ Galilee
Autumn 2021 ~ Judaean Desert

Every Artza Box contains: * something for the soul * something to inspire * something to learn * something to taste * something to share * something for the body

My Review of Artza Box subscription box from Israel

I am thrilled with all the incredible handmade items in this box! The hand-crafted Olive wood ornaments are up on my tree, the family game is sitting by the dinner table, and I ate all three of the food items (the toffee was to die for!). The coasters, plate, and candle have been placed in special spots in my home.

I asked my baker daughter to make the Halva Almond Swirl Cookies with the included recipe and almond butter — just tried one, so yummy!

I really love this box. Other than my clothes subscription boxes from Stitch Fix and Wantable, the Artza Box is by far the favorite subscription box I’ve ever received!

The only negative I have is that the almond butter jar was broken. I was still able to use it by pouring it into another container. It was wrapped up well in bubble wrap, so I really think it must have been a fluke.

How does the Subscription work?

Get your own subscription box from Israel at Artzabox.com and be sure to use my exclusive coupon code for 20% off! It’s GENA20.

Every quarter you’ll receive the new box. See the dates for delivery on the website.

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Special Coupon Code for the Subscription Box from Israel

Who wants to save 20%?

Use my unique 22% off promo-code GENA20 and order here: Artzabox.com