Designer Dreidel Carousel With Hebrew-English Home Blessings (Hamsas)
Sale ends in:Dazzle your friend and family whenever you display this remarkable dreidel carousel from renowned Israeli designer, Eran Grebler:
- Gracefully suspended from a central spinner are an array of colorful ceramic ornaments that are shaped like Hamsas and wonderfully inscribed with words of blessing in both Hebrew and English. When spun, the ornaments whizz through the air in a spectacular blend of vibrant colors.
- A truly original design from the Land of Israel.
- With its blend of modern design and traditional symbolism, this dreidel is a must-have for your home or office décor.
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Ceramic
Height: 14-15 cm / 5.51" – 5.91"
Base diameter: 8 – 10 cm / 3.15" – 3.94"
Enrich the décor of any room in your home with this magnificent dreidel carousel from renowned Israeli artist Eran Grebler. Featuring a central spinner set into a colorful rounded base, this work features a group of ceramic ornaments made to resemble a modern take on the traditional hand-shaped Hamsa symbol and inscribed with traditional words of blessing in both Hebrew and English. When spun, the ornaments soar through the air in a whirl of vibrant colors, spreading blessing throughout the house. Uniquely designed, this dreidel carousel will make a one-of-a-kind addition to your home décor that you will treasure for many years to come.
Please note: This item is custom made according to your specific order. Please allow up to 15 business days from date of purchase before the item is shipped.
A second-generation ceramicist, Eran Grebler has been masterfully honing his craft for over 30 years. Based out of his Tel Aviv workshop, Grebler is known for his special Judaica pieces, which include uniquely designed dreidels, mezuzahs and Hamsas among others. An artist like no other, Grebler is also credited with designing the largest dreidel in Israel (and one of the largest in the world)!
