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Blessing the lulav and etrog on Sukkot is the Jewish way of thanking God for the blessings of the earth. Each set contains four elements: the branch of a palm (lulav), three myrtle branches (hadas), two willows (aravot), and a bright yellow etrog. By holding them all together, we symbolically "get our act together." When we point the lulav and etrog in six directions, we remind ourselves that God's presence can be found in every area of our lives. By shaking the lulav and etrog vigorously, we commit to being "movers and shakers" for good and for blessing in the world this year. Add meaning to your Jewish life and create special memories for you and your family by shaking a lulav in your home! Order here!