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Incommon is a brand that shares parts of Jewish culture with you. With products like natural wine, epic sandwiches, candles and vinyls, we're giving a fresh spin to Jewish traditions and rituals. Scroll down to learn more about the culture and get your hands on the range.
Brought to you by the Sydney Jewish Museum.
Incommon is a brand that shares parts of Jewish culture with you. With products like natural wine, epic sandwiches, candles and vinyls, we're giving a fresh spin to Jewish traditions and rituals. Scroll down to learn more about the culture and get your hands on the range.
Brought to you by the Sydney Jewish Museum.
Friday Night Lights
Thank God it's Friday. Thank Moses it's Friday. Thank whichever entity you want, it's Friday. What does that mean? It means we get lit. And by 'we', we mean these candles. Light them and take a moment to reflect and disconnect from the work week. It's a wholesome AF Jewish tradition and it can be yours too. So put your phone down, light up and just be.
Tunes
ADVISORY WARNING: Listening to this vinyl may result in earworms, dancing and spontaneous raves. Play, mix and sample as you please. You know they're going to be bangers when they've been on the charts for 2000 years. Ancient melody and song have connected Jewish people throughout history. Now it's your turn to tune in and turn up.
Vibe Charm
Have you recently stubbed your toe? Walked around with your phone torch on? Responded "you too" after the waiter said "enjoy your meal"? Well, don't worry, the Vibe Charm is here. This good luck bracelet is rooted in Jewish mysticism, made to ward off bad energy. It's also a bit of a fashion statement. Just ask Madonna.
Drops
There's a lot this natural rosé pairs well with. Cheese, fruit, a good book, rom-coms, a bad book. But if there's one thing it pairs best with, it's Friday nights. It's a Jewish thing to drink wine on Friday nights as a way to elevate ordinary moments into meaningful ones. Now it can be your thing as well. So close your laptop and crack open this delicious drop. It's crisp, juicy, light in body and heavy in tradition.
Challah Sambo
Challah. The best thing since sliced bread. Fluffy, buttery, soft, a little sweet but not too sweet. It gives sourdough a run. Ciabatta? Haven't heard of her. What's in it you ask? Shhh. Don't think. Just eat. And as you do, know you're getting a taste of delicious Jewish culture. Sharing and connecting with loved ones over food is a value we care about. Now you can enjoy it too.
Almost Monday
The weekend has almost ended. Your inbox starts to ping with emails from overenthusiastic colleagues. No Dave, I'm not going to spend my Sunday circling back. This is when the Monday blues start creeping in. And when you should apply this perfume. With warm notes of cinnamon, star anise, clove and the freshness of orange, it's designed to ground you and get you mentally prepped for the week ahead. Inspired by traditional Jewish "havdalah" spice boxes, it reminds us that there's pleasure in this world that comes from work, not only from rest. So roll it on, breathe in and know you've got this.
Love Glass
Love. It makes us do crazy things. Like run through the airport or stand out in the rain with a boombox. Love is also fragile. Just like this glass. Which is designed to be shattered under your foot. It comes from a tradition in Jewish wedding ceremonies. It's said that your love should last as long as it takes to put the glass back together. Aww, how romantic. Place it in the dust bag and step on it with a person you really love. At your anniversary, birthday, even your own wedding. Oh, and please wear shoes. There's nothing romantic about a trip to the ER. Mazal Tov!
Everything Remedy
This might look like a soup. Smell like a soup. Taste like a soup. Identify as a soup. But it's really an ancient healing remedy for pretty much everything. The flu, the man flu, break-ups, situationship break-ups, hangovers, that time of the month, Mondayitis, quarter-life crisis. Nourishment is a big part of Jewish culture. And nothing nourishes the soul quite like a chicken matzah ball soup. Put it on a low simmer, dish it up and tell your immune system to thank us later.
