Judaica Gifts Portland Oregon
Are you having difficulty finding Judaica gifts in Portland, Oregon? No problem, we’ve got you covered. We’ve curated a mix of local shops, synagogue gift stores, museum boutiques, and talented Jewish artists across the city. Whether you’re looking for ritual items, holiday essentials, meaningful gifts, or Jewish-inspired art, Portland offers a variety of welcoming places to explore. This guide highlights the best spots to find Judaica and Jewish-themed gifts throughout the Portland area. Do you have suggestions for places to be added? Please let us know!
Annie Bloom’s Books (Multnomah Village) – Independent bookstore with a deep Jewish book selection, frequent Jewish-themed events, and Judaica-related titles; listed locally among Judaica shopping options.
Cargo Inc.(SE Portland - Central Eastside) - While not specifically Jewish, Cargo is known for global art, decor, textiles, and handmade pieces.
Collage (Multiple Locations) - An art/craft store with a curated gift selection. While they don’t specialize in Judaica, they frequently stock artisan candles, decorative items, and handmade cards.
Congregation Beth Israel Sisterhood Judaica Shop (NW) – Judaica gift shop connected to historic Congregation Beth Israel, at 1972 NW Flanders St, carrying ritual items and gifts that support synagogue programs.
Diane Nemer Sisterhood Gift Shop – Congregation Shaarie Torah (NW) – Small in-shul shop with candles, Shabbat/Havdalah/holiday supplies, gifts, and jewelry; open limited hours and by appointment.
Crafty Wonderland (Downtown + Annual Holiday Market) - Showcases local artists, some of whom occasionally offer Jewish-themed designs.
Eastside Jewish Commons (NE Portland) – Community hub on NE Sandy Blvd that hosts a Hanukkah Night Market and other events with vendors selling Jewish gifts, crafts, and Judaica-inspired items.
Everything Jewish at the Jewish Oasis (NW Pearl) – Full-service Judaica store with books for all ages, silver candlesticks, Kiddush cups, mezuzot, toys, games, fine Jewish art and jewelry, tefillin, and more, at 1218 NW Glisan St.
Fred Meyer (Multiple Locations) - Fred Meyer almost always stocks Hanukkah candles, menorahs, gelt, and décor around the holiday window.
Gloria Bacharach Judaica Shop – Congregation Neveh Shalom (SW) – Synagogue gift shop on SW Peaceful Lane offering candles (Shabbat, Havdalah, yahrzeit), jewelry, cards, and ritual items, plus special orders and an online store.
MadeHere PDX (Pearl District) - A shop dedicated to Portland-made goods. Several local artists with Jewish heritage occasionally sell.
New Seasons Market (Multiple Locations) - New Seasons often carries Hanukkah candles, dreidels, gelt, and small seasonal gift items during the holiday period.
Ron Tonkin Family Museum Shop – Oregon Jewish Museum and Center for Holocaust Education (Pearl District) – Museum shop at 724 NW Davis St with a curated selection of jewelry from local artists, Judaica, home goods, cards, books, and holiday wares; proceeds support the museum.
Powell’s City of Books (Pearl District) – Flagship store with a strong Judaica/Jewish studies section and related gifts in a one-block “city of books.”
ShalomPDX (Portland-based Etsy shop) – Portland artist Tamar Hammer’s online shop featuring whimsical Jewish food art, hamsas, peace-themed pieces, and other Jewish-inspired prints and originals, all shipped from Portland.
Tender Loving Empire (Multiple Locations) - A staple for Portland-made gifts. Not overtly Judaica, but very culturally friendly.