Pastel Oak Street Menorah by kate spade new york
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Happy happy happy Hanukkah! This colorful menorah from Kate Spade New York’s Oak Street collection brings bold, joyful design to your holiday traditions. Crafted from porcelain with a shimmering silver-accented shamash, it’s a statement piece that will light up your celebration for all eight nights and beyond.
- Made of porcelain
- Features a silver-accented shamash
- Measures 10.5" x 1" x 3"
- From kate spade new york’s Oak Street collection
Do not leave any lit menorahs unattended.
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About the brand
kate spade new york brings its colorful, polished tabletop style to the Jewish holidays with the Oak Street collection of porcelain Judaica.
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About the brand
kate spade new york
kate spade new york brings its colorful, polished tabletop style to the Jewish holidays with the Oak Street collection of porcelain Judaica.
- Based in
- New York City
- Since
- 1993
- Craft
- Tabletop and home design
kate spade new york launched in January 1993, when Kate and Andy Spade, together with Elyce Arons and Pamela Bell, introduced a small line of handbags that filled a gap in the American market. The brand grew from bags into clothing, accessories and, in 2007, a home collection.
That tabletop eye carries into its Judaica. The Oak Street collection gives Shabbat and the holidays a crisp, modern look in porcelain and ceramic: kiddush cups, Shabbat candlesticks, seder plates, a matzah plate, a honey jar, a menorah and a dreidel. They make an easy, recognizable gift for a wedding, a new home or a host who already loves the brand.
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- FoundedJanuary 1993 by Kate and Andy Spade, with Elyce Arons and Pamela Bell
