It’s almost Rosh Hashanah, and that means apples, honey, pomegranates, shofars (ram’s horn) and… Rosh Hashanah cards for the Jewish New Year.
Given our love of all things digital, that last one is something of a throwback. But it might surprise you just how far back in history you have to go to find the origin of this festive tradition.
We went back in time to discover more about the centuries-old tradition of Shana Tova cards, and to see what made the covers of Rosh Hashanah cards for past generations (hint: it ain’t by Hallmark).
Let us know what you think of this brief history into New Year’s greetings. Is it time to put the funny videos and memes aside and bring the physical Rosh Hashanah Card back?
You can find this video on our YouTube channel Unpacked.
