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Spice Tower (Besamim) - Besaminka by Mi Polin pride Tackling popular misconceptions with anContemporary spice container for besamim designed by Polish studio Mi Polin. Used in the Havdalah ceremony that marks the end of the Sabbath, this spice tower is designed to hold fragrant spices (besamim) for the blessing ritual. The aroma is traditionally believed to uplift and restore the spirit when moving from the calm of Shabbat into everyday life. White porcelain with silvered detail. Stands 19cm tall. Cylindrical presentation box.