Floral Harmony Menorah - Oil or Wax Candles

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Bring the beauty of a blooming garden into your Hanukkah celebrations with this stunning menorah. Crafted from laser-cut printed metal, it is adorned with vibrant "embroidered" flowers on both sides, creating a festive and cheerful atmosphere. The menorah comes with aluminum cups, making it perfect for lighting Hanukkah candles or using ready-made oil kits.

    • Made in Israel
    • Material: Lasercut printed metal
    • Size: 10.8" long x 7.5" tall x 2.6" deep
    • Includes aluminum cups for Hanukkah candles
    • Compatible with ready-made oil kits for lighting with oil

    Do not leave any lit menorahs unattended.

    About the brand

    Dorit Judaica

    Dorit Judaica is Israeli artist Dorit Klein's line of laser-cut Judaica, where Hebrew blessings and prayers become the design.

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    About the brand

    Dorit Judaica

    Dorit Judaica is Israeli artist Dorit Klein's line of laser-cut Judaica, where Hebrew blessings and prayers become the design.

    Based in
    Petach Tikva, Israel
    Craft
    Laser-cut Israeli Judaica

    Dorit Judaica is the work of Dorit Klein, a seventh-generation Israeli who painted from a young age and spent many years in commercial graphic design before turning to her real love, Jewish art.

    She weaves Jewish texts, blessings and prayers into her designs, pairing traditional paper-cut style patterns with modern laser cutting. The result is bold and colorful but rooted in tradition, across menorahs, mezuzahs, seder plates, Shabbat candlesticks, challah trays and home blessing wall hangings, with floral and pomegranate motifs running through much of the line.

    It's also a workplace with a conscience: Dorit employs workers with special needs through Supported Employment to help complete her pieces.

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    • Social impactEmploys workers with special needs via Supported Employment

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