Ceramic signs

Jewish Birthday Plaques

The Jewish Birthday Plaque is a gift for your beloved or friends. The plaque suits the commemorating events of a child’s traditional Jewish education or the commemoration of every round decade of any person’s adult life, according to the appropriate citation from the Mishnah (Pirkei Avot) referring to that age (see list below).
For this plaques we use our Armenian Rosenfeld ceramic sign design.

See also
- Zodiac Hebrew Signs at Printed Ceramic Signs
- Ceramic sign info

English-Hebrew Version

Inscription from top to bottom:

• Mazel Tov (Hebrew)
• Person's Name (English)
• Age citation (Hebrew)
  see list below
• Pirkei Avot 5 (English)
• Common and Jewish date(English)

Color options: Sea; Earth (image above)
Size framed: 9.5"x7.5" (23x18cm)
Weight: 15oz (430gr)
Weight category: A
Related images:
Order process time: 3 days
Price: $49.95

Hebrew-only Version

Inscription from top to bottom:

• Mazel Tov (Hebrew)
• Person's Name (Hebrew)
• Age citation (Hebrew)
  see list below
• Pirkei Avot 5 (Hebrew)
• Jewish date (Hebrew)

Color options: Sea (image above); Earth
Size framed: 9.5"x7.5" (23x18cm)
Weight: 15oz (430gr)
Weight category: A
Related images:
Order process time: 3 days
Price: $49.95

Jewish Life Milestones

After choosing an inscription version from above (by the ADD TO CART buttons) you will be able to choose the requested age. The following list presents every age-stage with its prescribed personal activity or achievement.
For the text, we have retained the more traditional Hebrew spelling that appears in earlier printings, but facilitate a more fluent reading by adding the vowels (nikud).

The mentioned life milestones are:

Age 0
In case of a birth celebration of a newborn, please see our Hebrew Birth Plate.

Age 5
"At the age of five (a child is to start studying) the Bible" having learned to read before then).

Age 10
"At ten (a child is to start studying) the Mishna".

Age 13
"At thirteen (a boy becomes Bar Mitzvah, and from then on is obligated) to obey the Commandments".
See also our beautiful Bar/Bat Mitzvah Plaque

Age 15
"At fifteen (one is to begin studying) the Talmud"
(the early explanation of the Mishnah, compiled, separately, in Palestine in 400 AD/CE and in Babylonia in 500 AD/CE)

Age 20
"At twenty, (a person) pursues" (either the enemy or life’s goals)

Age 30
"At thirty (a person) has strength"

Age 40
"At forty (a person gains) understanding"

Age 50
"At fifty (a person can) advise"

Age 60
"At sixty (a person) is old" (and therefore wise)

Age 70
"At seventy (a person has) white hair" (and is respected)


Age 80
"At eighty (a person is considered) a hero" (for achieving that ripe old age)


Age 90
"At ninety (a person) is bent over" (with age)