Passover Seder Symbols Explained - Frog, Matzah, Shank, Wine & Bitter Herb #1778393 (License: Personal Use)

This colorful cartoon-style image features five symbolic elements of the Passover Seder: a smiling green frog (representing the second plague), a cheerful matzah character with arms and legs (symbolizing the unleavened bread eaten during Passover), a roasted shank bone (zeroa), a filled wine goblet (for the four cups), and a smiling bitter herb (chazeret or maror). Each item is stylized for educational or children’s content, emphasizing accessibility and engagement while preserving traditional meaning.

Used on educational websites, religious school resources, or family-oriented Passover guides to help children and newcomers understand Seder plate symbolism; matches user intent to learn about Jewish holiday traditions visually and simply.