Bier Judaica Handcrafted Brass and Copper Hemispheres Hanukkah Menorah
Sale ends in:The next time you host a Hanukkah party, impress your guests when you use this one-of-a-kind designer Hanukkah Menorah from Bier Judaica:
- Uniquely designed, this Menorah is composed of nine polished brass candleholders resting on a copper hemispherical design that is set atop a rainbow-shaped base.
- Skillfully designed and crafted in the Holy City of Jerusalem.
- A luxurious addition to your festive celebrations, you will love using this Menorah every Hanukkah for many years to come!!!
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Brass, Copper
Dimensions: 20 x 32 cm / 7.87" x 12.6"
Diameter of candleholder (inside): 1.4 cm / 0.56"
Diameter of candleholder (outside): 3.5 cm / 1.38"
Celebrate the historic victory of the Maccabees and the rededication of the Holy Temple in Jerusalem with this stunning Hanukkah Menorah from Bier Judaica. Elegantly designed and skillfully handcrafted, this Menorah features a line of nine gleaming brass candleholders, including the raised Shamash candleholder, supported by an upturned red copper rainbow-shaped frame. A small brass cube connects this hemisphere to the downturned red copper rainbow-shaped base. A wonderful work of art, this Menorah is perfect for use during all eight days of the holiday and will enhance your home décor throughout the rest of the year.
Please allow 10 business days for this item to be prepared and shipped.
Inspired by modern art and the colorful tapestry of life in Jerusalem, Bier Judaica brings you high-end, original silver Judaica pieces that are both beautiful and practical. The founder, Yitzhak Bier, studied at Jerusalem's prestigious Bezalel Academy of Art & Design and later founded his own workshop in the city. Yitzhak designed pieces of great importance and note, such as gifts distributed by Israeli Presidents and Prime Ministers to foreign dignitaries, lamps in Haifa's Great Synagogue and the doors of Jerusalem's Municipality building. Today, Yitzhak's sons, Mordechai and Meir, follow in their father's footsteps to bring you excellence and craftsmanship.
