Unity Dreidel by Nambé
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The Unity Dreidel transforms a simple holiday game into a work of art. Sculpted from warm acacia wood and polished Nambé alloy, it balances modern design with timeless tradition. Small in scale but striking in presence, this dreidel is as beautiful resting on its sculptural base as it is spinning across the table. A piece that invites play, conversation, and admiration, it’s a celebration of Hanukkah that lingers well beyond the last spin.
- Made from Acacia wood and Nambé alloy
- Dreidel dimensions: 2.5" x 1.5" x 1.5
- Base dimensions: 4.5" x 0.5"
- Elegant design for both play and display
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- Orders typically ship in 1-2 business days from our Ohio warehouse
- Standard delivery typically takes 3-7 business days
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- Easy returns within 30 days of purchase
About the brand
Nambé began in 1951 near New Mexico's Nambé Pueblo, and by 1956 the Museum of Modern Art had picked its metalware for its Good Design show.
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About the brand
Nambé
Nambé began in 1951 near New Mexico's Nambé Pueblo, and by 1956 the Museum of Modern Art had picked its metalware for its Good Design show.
- Based in
- Santa Fe, NM
- Since
- 1951
- Craft
- Modern metal tableware and Judaica
Nambé's signature is an eight-metal alloy created by Martin Eden, a metallurgist at Los Alamos, and brought to life by Pauline Cable. The company began as Winkler Mills, making bronze and copper cookware, moved to Santa Fe in 1977, and has worked with designers like Karim Rashid and Neil Cohen. It has been part of the UK's Portmeirion Group since 2019. ModernTribe carries Nambé Judaica: Neil Cohen's Classic Menorah and the Unity line, pairing alloy with acacia wood across a menorah, candleholders, Kiddush cup, mezuzah and dreidel.
Good to know
- RecognitionSelected for MoMA's Good Design show (1956)
- AwardsRed Dot Award: Product Design (2015); Housewares Design Awards "Best of the Best" Gold (2013)
- Part ofPortmeirion Group (since 2019)
