Hanukkah
Hanukkah
A holiday that commemorates the rededication of the Temple in Jerusalem. There they found only one vessel of oil at that time. However, it lasted for eight days until new oil was produced. And that's why Hanukkah lasts just as long. It is usually celebrated in December and is a festival of lights. Why? The Hanukkah menorah - chanukiah - is lit. Children receive gifts. And hand on heart, adults also like to give gifts to each other.
How we celebrate: It usually starts with anticipation. Looking forward to the holiday when everything shines, peace and tranquility reign, and tables are laden with delicious food. Every evening, a candle or oil lamp is lit on the chanukiah. Dreidel is played - literally a gambling game for money. However, often for chocolate money. Or for candies. Selected stories from the Torah are remembered, songs are sung, visitors come and go, and the pounds pile on.
What we eat: Since oil plays the main role in Hanukkah, it also takes center stage in the kitchen. So there's a lot of frying. Traditionally, we have jelly-filled doughnuts or potato pancakes. And with that, milk, dairy products, and all kinds of sweets.
What we wish: On greeting cards, gift tags, or even in email correspondence, we write "Chag Chanuka sameach". Which means "Happy Hanukkah".
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Large luxury massive natla directly from Israel, with Hebrew inscription "netilat yadayim" Height 14 cm, material: polymer
This exceptional Chanukiah Lions from the workshop of renowned artist Frank Maisner is a masterpiece of manual craftsmanship that combines deep symbolism of Jewish tradition...
This rare silver Hanukiah dates from the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy and bears the prestigious hallmark with the head of Diana looking to the left, which was used in Austria until...
This elegant silver Hanukiah from Israel is a beautiful combination of traditional symbolism and rich decorative workmanship. Its horizontal line with eight candle cups is...
This miniature silver Hanukiah is an exceptional example of Yemeni goldsmithing, brought by Jewish artisans from Yemen to the newly formed state of Israel after 1948. Made circa...
This beautiful Sephardic Hanukiah represents a unique combination of two important Jewish ritual objects in one elegant design. The candlestick is made of high quality Sterling...
This rare Hanukkiah made of Sterling Silver 800/1000 represents an authentic piece of Israeli artistic craftsmanship from the 20th century. Manufactured directly in Israel, it...
This rare silver chanukiah represents an exceptional testament to Jewish craftsmanship from the period preceding the First World War, from the era of Emperor Wilhelm II. It is...
This elegant silver Hanukiah is an excellent example of Viennese silversmithing from around 1920, dating from an era when Vienna was an important centre of Jewish culture and...
This exquisite Hanukkiah is a fine example of Italian silversmithing and is signed with the prestigious Zacaro name. Crafted from sterling silver 925, this Hanukiah impresses...
Beautiful glass Chanukiah, a combination of cast and cut glass. The Chanukiah is 38 cm wide and 13 cm high.
Beautiful glass Chanukiah, a combination of cast and cut glass. The Chanukiah is 38 cm wide and 13 cm high.
Hanging metal Hanukkah decoration with a dreidel motif, diaspora version. Diameter 38 cm.
This playful yet practical disposable paper tableware set brings a Hanukkah atmosphere to any table. The packaging is designed to suit family celebrations, school events, and...
Bring the authentic glow of Hanukkah into your home with these luxurious kosher candles straight from the Holy Land. Made by the renowned Israeli Menora manufactory in Sderot,...
Finely decorated metal chanukiah with blue chaton vine decor and colorful enameling. Size: length 24 cm, height: 8 cm
We present an exceptional Chanukiah created in the spirit of the centuries-old craftsmanship of Jablonec nad Nisou, a city renowned for its glassmaking and jewelry tradition....
Classic wooden diaspora dreidel with plastic embossed letters in shiny colors. (nes gadol haya sham), 4 cm
