Modern Sterling Silver Hanukkah Menorah of Hammered Tubes

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Sterling Silver Hanukkah Menorah of Hammered Tubes

Name: Sterling Silver Hanukkah Menorah of Hammered Tubes
Brand: Bier Sterling Silver Judaica
SKU: 17623
Price: 2999 USD
Availability: InStock

An artsy, modern Hanukah menorah from the Jerusalem-based Bier Judaica company, made of 925 sterling silver hammered tubes. This candelabra is an elegant gift during this holiday season, or a beautiful addition to your home as you celebrate the Festival of Lights.

MSRP:

$2,519.00

SKU:

17623

$2,999.00

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A modern, contemporarily-designed Hanukah menorah that’s sure to stand out among traditional design styles. Formed of beautiful, Sterling Silver hammered tubes and handmade in Jerusalem by the skilled artists at Bier Judaica. Makes a wonderful Judaica gift, and is sure to brighten up your home as you celebrate the Hanukah holiday.
Also known as a hanukkiah among modern Hebrew speakers, the menorah is a special candelabra used by Jewish people during the Hanukah holiday, in order to commemorate a wondrous miracle that G-d performed for the Jewish people in ancient Israel more than two thousand years ago. While repairing the Holy Temple in Jerusalem after reclaiming it from ancient Greek warlords, it was discovered that there was not enough oil to light the Temple’s menorah for more than a day - however, a miracle happened and the oil lit the menorah for eight days. Today, the menorah is traditionally lit by a window facing the street, in order to further publicize our commemoration of the Hanukah miracle.