Shades of Blue Epoxy Menorah
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Prepare to be dazzled by the Epoxy Menorah in shades of blue. Crafted with love in the USA, this menorah is ready to be the centerpiece of your next Hanukkah celebration or a year-round beacon of light in your home.
When it's time for Hanukkah, spread it out to its full 15” glory. Not Hanukkah? No problem! This beauty collapses down to a neat 8”, making it a gorgeous piece of art all year round. It is made from domestic hardwood, known for its durability and natural beauty.
What really makes this menorah stand out is its epoxy centerpiece that showcases an explosion of blues, greens, gold, and whites. Just imagine the colors dancing in the candlelight!
- Made in the USA
- Durable hardwood base
- Colors: blues, greens, golds, whites and shiny brass cups
- Adjustable size: 15" full, 8" compact
- Each is a unique piece
Shipping Info
- Free shipping on U.S. orders $99+
- Items are made to order, and typically ship in 1-2 weeks from the artist's Maryland studio
- Standard delivery typically takes 3-7 business days
- Easy returns within 30 days of purchase
About the brand
Naturally Wood Creations is woodworker Gary Markow's line of handmade Judaica in domestic and exotic hardwoods, from challah boards to menorahs.
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About the brand
Naturally Wood Creations
Naturally Wood Creations is woodworker Gary Markow's line of handmade Judaica in domestic and exotic hardwoods, from challah boards to menorahs.
- Since
- 1990
- Craft
- Handmade hardwood Judaica
Gary Markow has been working in wood for more than thirty years. After studying at the New York Institute of Technology, he turned his woodworking passion into a full-time career, and in 1990 he opened his first studio, making wooden bowls on a lathe. His work turned toward Judaica built from domestic and exotic hardwoods, and his adjustable menorah and challah boards became his most popular pieces.
At ModernTribe you'll find his challah boards, each inscribed with the hamotzi, the blessing over bread. Every board is pieced together from local and exotic woods, so no two look alike, and each one is made to order. One version adds a glass cup and a stainless steel cup for salt or honey.
Good to know
- Woodworking since1990, when he opened his first studio
- Trained atNew York Institute of Technology
