Dorit Judaica Mandala & Floral Pattern Aluminum Hanukkah Menorah
Sale ends in:If you love the contours of geometric shapes and you love the natural unfurling of leaves and stems, then you'll love how it all comes together seamlessly in this meticulously designed aluminum Hanukkah Menorah.
- Styled like a paper cutout.
- A Mandala and mashrabiyas compliment the floral pattern
- Available in silver or gold plating
- BONUS: This Menorah comes with a booklet of Hebrew/English Hanukkah blessings for FREE!!!
- Makes for a striking addition to your Hanukkah collection, illuminating your mantelpiece!
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Aluminum
Size: 25 cm x 25.5 cm x 9cm / 9.84" x 10.03" x 3.54"
Available in silver or gold plating
Comes with aluminum lighting cups
This menorah fits standard Hanukkah candles. It is also appropriate for pre-filled gelled olive oil cups with diameter 2 cm / 0.8".
The precision of geometric shapes meets the freedom of interwoven leaves and stems in this finely crafted Hanukkah Menorah. The floral pattern encompassing a menorah is produced with the precision of a paper cutout. A mandala takes center stage, while mashrabiyas ascend above the floral pattern. Makes a special Hanukkah gift for someone with discerning taste!
A free Hanukkah blessings pamphlet is included! Printed in both Hebrew and English for easy reading. Measuring 24 x 16.5 cm (9.4" x 6.5"), this beautiful laminated booklet will help everyone sing along! Includes the traditional blessings said after lighting Hanukkah candles, plus the famous tune Maoz Tzur!
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.
