Dorit Judaica Hanukkah Menorah with Dreidel - Design Option
Sale ends in:Fill your home with light and laughter this upcoming Hanukkah with this amazing menorah from Dorit Judaica:
- Made from plexiglass, this menorah is designed with a built-in dreidel and features the saying, "Kol Echad Hu Or Katan, ve'Kulanu Or Eitan" (each one of us is a small light, and together we form a great light).
- An original work from the Land of Israel.
- Available in multiple different designs.
- Will make a stunning gift for a loved one that will be treasured for years to come!
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Perspex (Plexiglass)
Width: 23 cm / 9"
Length: 17 cm / 6.69"
Height: 10 cm / 3.93"
This menorah fits standard Hanukkah candles.
Add a burst of color and a touch of fun to your Hanukkah festivities with this playful Hanukkah Menorah from Dorit Judaica! This innovative menorah is designed with a matching, built-in dreidel, and it is available in multiple different designs and patterns. Each one is made up of a base that presents the candleholders, the space for the dreidel, and the space for the shamash. On each menorah, behind the candleholders and before the decorative backdrop, the sentence "Kol Echad Hu Or Katan, ve'Kulanu Or Eitan" (each one of us is a small light, and together we form a great light) is written. This sentence is taken from a Hanukkah song that claims that just a little bit of light can expel darkness, and that together we are stronger, which is a meaningful reminder for this difficult time for Jews in Israel and around the world. A wonderful work of art as well as practical and symbolic, this Hanukkah Menorah and dreidel will be cherished for years to come!
Dorit is the founder of Dorit Judaica. She's a religious woman, with a singular passion for Jewish art. Her faith helps her create vivid pieces that are pleasing to the senses. She specializes in integrating Jewish texts into her colorful work. You'll notice that Dorit employs her remarkable creativity in all her designs. She is a seventh-generation Israeli, and lives in Petach Tikva with her husband and four kids.
