Bringing change to symbols on the seder plate. Seder plates can be porcelain heirlooms or a child’s precious gift, but they all tell the same story of a people’s liberation.

Over the past few decades, new seder plate foods have joined some Passover tables. Next to the maror, charoset, karpas and other symbolic snacks sit oranges, artichokes, olives, chocolate and others.

This Seder plate brings a cool, funky flare to an otherwise traditional table setup. A flower under the plate will fit well with the other symbols of spring on your Passover table.

The seder plate contains the symbols of the Passover story. Answer: Again, let’s not open that whole megilla. Google it if you want to lose a day. 5.

Over the course of the seder, we lift up the items on the seder plate and tell of their significance. Yet not everyone agrees on which items we should incorporate.

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JWW had considered suggesting that people add new symbols to their traditional seder plate, but “We decided the plate risks getting pretty crowded,” Freudenheim said.

The goal of the #SecondSederPlate campaign, which is organized by the Encino-based Jewish World Watch, is to spark thoughtful discussion about the plight of refugee communities in conflict areas.