Electric Azul Menorah by Jacki Cohen
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Description
The Electric Azul Menorah pours black, white and silver through a bright aqua field, swirling like marble or a wave caught mid-break, then finishes the top edge with a crimped ribbon of grey and white murrine. Looping black scrollwork and scattered glass dots float across the front, a slim black and white striped panel anchors the left edge, and nine silver cups line the base. Hand cut and kiln fired by Jacki Cohen in her Scottsdale studio, it is bold, modern, and completely one of a kind.
- Handmade fused glass, hand cut and kiln fired multiple times at 1400 degrees
- Handmade in Scottsdale, Arizona and signed by the artist on the back
- 13" long x 9" high x 3" wide
- Nine metal candle cups for standard Hanukkah candles
- One of a kind - no two are ever the same
- Meant to be displayed and enjoyed year-round
Do not leave any lit menorahs unattended.
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Meet the artist
Jacki Cohen is a self-taught fused-glass artist in North Scottsdale, Arizona, making bold, color-packed seder plates, menorahs and mezuzahs in her home studio.
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Meet the artist
Jacki Cohen Glass Art Designs
Jacki Cohen is a self-taught fused-glass artist in North Scottsdale, Arizona, making bold, color-packed seder plates, menorahs and mezuzahs in her home studio.
- Based in
- North Scottsdale, Arizona
- Since
- 2009
- Craft
- Fused glass Judaica
Jacki Cohen is a fused-glass artist working from a self-contained home studio in North Scottsdale, Arizona. She loves color, and her signature work is bright, abstract and contemporary.
She found glass through a not-for-credit stained glass class at Scottsdale Community College in 2006. The stained glass felt too restrictive, but the studio also offered fused glass. "I knew right then and there my passion has been discovered and ignited," she says. She incorporated in 2009 to sell professionally, and in 2014 built her own studio with power tools and a large kiln, because to her a true glass artist has to master the firing. She calls herself self-taught, learning through classes, books and long hours of trial and error, and her ASU marketing degree helps on the business side.
Her Judaica is meant for contemporary ritual. At ModernTribe you'll find her Synergy and Electric Azul menorahs, striped and swirling seder plates, fused and dichroic glass mezuzahs, and a Star of David trinket dish. She is a juried artist of the Sonoran Arts League and the Arizona Artists Guild.
Good to know
- Juried memberSonoran Arts League
- Juried memberArizona Artists Guild
- CommissionGlass installation for Congregation Beth Israel (Arizona Jewish Life, 2014)
