Passover Seder Plate - Meaning and Symbolism of the Six Foods #2345 (License: Personal Use)

This vibrant illustration depicts a traditional Passover Seder plate holding six ritual items: zeroa (shank bone), beitzah (roasted egg), maror (bitter herbs), charoset (fruit-nut paste), karpas (green vegetable), and chazeret (additional bitter herb), arranged around the Hebrew word “פסח” (Pesach). Each element represents a facet of the Exodus story and is used during the Seder to retell and reflect on liberation from slavery. The floral-patterned ceramic plate underscores the festive yet solemn nature of the holiday.

Used on educational, religious, or cultural websites explaining Passover traditions; commonly appears in articles, Haggadah guides, or holiday preparation resources where users seek visual aids for understanding Seder rituals.