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Collection of Kosher Cliparts (39)
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Curated clip art focused on kosher, including crisp transparent PNGs and simple vectors suitable for classroom printouts, slides, and web use.
A bold green emblem unites kosher food standards-like meat and dairy separation-with the heartfelt Jewish plea: “We Want Moshiach Now!”
A stylized camera with two sample photos and a burst of creativity-perfect for representing photo editing apps or services.
A universal symbol indicating foods forbidden in halal and kosher diets: pork and shellfish are crossed out.
The image is a graphic illustration of two red chili peppers. The peppers are crossed over each other, with the top pepper slightly overlapping the bottom one. The top pepper is green and has a pointed tip, while the bottom pepper is red. Both peppers have a smooth texture and appear to be fresh and healthy. The background is white, making the red peppers stand out.
A timeless woodland camo pattern featuring irregular green, brown, and black shapes-perfect for blending into forest terrain.
A bold, retro-inspired red landline phone-perfect for signaling “call us” or vintage communication themes.
A striking red cowboy hat featuring turquoise detailing and a crisp white band-ideal for branding or decorative use.
A cheerful orange cookbook with a steaming pot cover illustration, paired with a clear measuring cup and rustic wooden spoon-ideal for recipe branding.
A vibrant red-and-white seal certifying comedy content as kosher-ideal for Jewish audiences seeking respectful, joyful entertainment.
A cheerful, stylized fish featuring earthy brown scales and vivid rainbow-colored fins-ideal for sparking imagination in young learners.
The image is a green rubber stamp with the word "KOSHER" written in capital letters in the center. The word is written in a bold, sans-serif font and is surrounded by a green border. Around the word, there are three small stars scattered around the edges of the stamp. The stamp appears to be old and worn, with some areas of the edges frayed and discolored. The background is transparent, making the green color of the rubber stamp stand out.
The image is a blue rubber stamp with the words "Kosher Food" written in white capital letters. The stamp has a circular shape with a blue border and a white background. Inside the circle, there are five stars arranged in a diagonal line. The words " kosher food" are written in a bold, sans-serif font. The overall design of the stamp is simple and clean.
The image is a collection of Jewish symbols and objects related to the Jewish holiday of Hanukkah. There are various items such as a Torah scroll, a shofar, a Torah stick, a glass of wine, a plate of food, a book, and a matzoh. The items are arranged in a circular pattern around a blue plate with a Star of David on it. The Torah scroll is on the top right corner of the image, and the glass is in the bottom right corner. The plate is filled with food items such like bread, cheese, and crackers. The background is white, and there
The image is a black and white oval-shaped icon with Hebrew text written in the center. The text is written in a simple, sans-serif font and is in the shape of a circle. The background is transparent, making the text stand out. The overall design is simple and minimalistic.
The image is a black and white line drawing of a circular pattern with nine elements arranged in a symmetrical design. The elements are arranged in two rows and three columns.
The first row of elements includes a face, a star of David, a fish, a leaf, and a fish-like creature. The second row includes a circle with a face in the center, a circle on the left side, and two circles on the right side. The third row includes an oval with a curved edge, a triangle with a pointed tip, and an oval in the middle. The fourth row includes two circles with a small
A vibrant illustration showcasing beloved Jewish foods served for holidays and everyday meals, reflecting centuries of culinary heritage.
The Star of David with “פֶשַׁח” (Pesach) at its center-a powerful visual emblem of the Jewish Passover celebration.
A clear visual guide to maintaining kosher kitchen standards-separate sinks, dishes, and storage for meat ("בשרי") and dairy ("חלבי").
The U-in-a-circle logo signifies UL (Underwriters Laboratories) certification for product safety and reliability.
A bold, stylized blue grill icon showing active flames-ideal for digital menus or summer event graphics.
The official Kosher Kush logo features a vibrant green cannabis leaf encircled by bold “KOSHER KUSH” lettering-symbolizing purity, certification, and trust.
A clean, minimalist black circled 'U'-commonly used for labeling, branding, or indicating a specific category or unit.
The KP symbol-a bold ‘K’ enclosed in a circle with a standalone ‘P’-is a widely recognized kosher certification mark.
The image is a collage of nine different illustrations related to the Jewish holiday of Pesach.
The first illustration on the top left shows an apple with Hebrew text that reads "Happy Pesach!" The second illustration shows a group of children playing musical instruments, with a red pot of oil and a lit candle in the background. The third illustration shows two children playing a trumpet, and the fourth illustration shows three people sitting at a table with a plate of food and a cow. The fifth illustration is a Hanukkah menorah, which is a traditional Jewish symbol of the Jewish community. The sixth illustration is an
A hand-drawn celebration of Jewish culinary heritage-featuring traditional and contemporary kosher dishes, herbs, and symbolic foods.
A timeless glass salt shaker with a sleek metal lid, ideal for everyday seasoning at home or in restaurants.
A printable play kitchen scene with Hebrew food signs (בּוּרְגֶר, הַט דּוֹג, מַקְלוֹת, פִּיצָה), open cabinets, and sink stations-perfect for language immersion activities.
A striking monochrome logo with a bold 'U' enclosed in concentric circles, conveying simplicity and strength.
The KP symbol-bold 'K' in a circle with a subscript 'P'-is a widely recognized kosher certification mark.
The image is of a shopping cart filled with various food items. The cart is blue in color and has a red handle on top. Inside the cart, there are several boxes of different types of food, including pizza, cheese, bread, chicken, soup, and canned goods. The boxes are arranged in a neat and orderly manner, with some of them overlapping each other. The food items appear to be fresh and ready to be eaten.
The image is a black and white illustration of a man blowing a shofar. The man is wearing a traditional robe and has a long beard and mustache. He is holding the shofars in his right hand and his left hand is blowing it with his left. The shofa is long and flowing, and the man is blowing the shawl with his right arm. The illustration is simple and cartoon-like, with no shading or shading. The background is plain white.
A joyful pig symbolizing prosperity and good fortune, surrounded by lotus flowers and koi fish, with the blessing “诸事如意” meaning “May all go as you wish.”
A heap of unrefined coarse sea salt, showcasing its natural crystalline texture and subtle off-white hue.
The image is a black and white logo of the word "Kosher" written in capital letters. The logo is in the shape of a hexagon with a black border. Inside the hexagon, there is a large letter "K" in the center, which is the letter "k". Around the letter, there are three small stars. The overall design is simple and minimalistic.
The image is a greeting card for the Jewish holiday of Sukkot. It has a white background with a wreath made of green leaves and red berries. In the center of the wreath, there is a red apple and two yellow fruits, which are likely the fruits of the holiday. Below the apple, there are two small wooden legs with a white cloth draped over them. The text "Happy Sukkots" is written in a cursive font in the center. The overall design is simple and cartoon-like.