A "Jewish box" typically refers to a decorative container used to hold religious items or ceremonial objects in the Jewish faith. These boxes can vary in size and design, often made from materials like wood, metal, or glass. They may be used to store items such as mezuzahs, tefillin, or kiddush cups. In some contexts, the term may also refer to a tzedakah box, which is used for collecting charitable donations. Tzedakah boxes are often placed in homes or synagogues, encouraging the practice of giving to those in need, a fundamental value in Judaism.