Mod Dreidel Ornament by Jonathan Adler - Set of Two
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Our chic spin on the "dreidel made from clay." Our Mod Dreidel ornament is crafted from gloss finished porcelain, accented with real gold, and fixed with a blue satin ribbon tie. Perfect for a fabulous festival of lights or holiday greenery in a home that celebrates both ways. Packaged in a fetching and festive box that’s perfect for gifting (and storing).
- 1.5” W, 1.5” L, 3” H
- High-fired glossy glazed porcelain with black and gold accents
- Matte satin ribbon ties
- Set of two
- Boxed for gifting and storing
- Dust with a soft, dry cloth
- Hand wash or spot clean with mild soap and water only
- Always dry metallic accents and finishes immediately to avoid watermarks and damage
About the brand
Jonathan Adler, the potter who sold his first pots to Barneys in 1993, makes menorahs you'll want to leave out all year, from elephants to dachshunds.
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About the brand
Jonathan Adler
Jonathan Adler, the potter who sold his first pots to Barneys in 1993, makes menorahs you'll want to leave out all year, from elephants to dachshunds.
- Based in
- New York City
- Since
- 1993
- Craft
- Ceramics and design objects
Jonathan Adler is a potter, designer and author whose brand began when Barneys bought his pots in 1993. Five years later he opened his first store in SoHo. His look is happy, glamorous and a little irreverent: interiors that are seriously designed but don't take themselves too seriously.
His Judaica follows the same rule. At ModernTribe you'll find his matte white porcelain Dachshund Menorah, a very long menorah for a very long dog, and his Elephant Menorah, a playful mid-century take on an animal form. The collection has also included the Vienna Menorah, hand-cast in solid brass from clay models sculpted in his SoHo studio, plus mezuzahs, dreidel ornaments and a seder plate.
Good to know
- RetailFirst pots bought by Barneys (1993); first SoHo store (1998)
