Menorah
An exquisite Jewish menorah, which is a candle holder, can look exceptionally beautiful at a Synagogue or Church’s altar. A menorah is considered sacred in Judaism and is always used on religious occasions. All the candle holders available here are intricately carved by the artisans and are available in different electroplating. These menorah have 7 branches with intricate designs etched on them, a few have Star of David designed on the bottom of the stem. All the holders have been designed to reflect the antiquated precedence. Made out of metal, these are available in gold, silver and bronze plating - all at an affordable price.
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Judaica Menorah Gold Plated Keychain From Holy Land JerusalemA dainty gold plated keychain in the form of Menorah, is a perfect Judaica souvenier for the gifting purpose. This mini menorah also has the Star of David moulded at the stem and “Jerusalem” inscribed at the bottom.$6.10 -
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Small Menora Bronze Plated From Holyland Jerusalem - 6.2 cmA small menorah, with seven branches plated in broze metal is an idyllic souvenir to take back from Israel. The lamp is beautifully designed and handcrafted by the artisans. The base is 2-tier, with Jerusalem engraved on the lower one.$8.50 -
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Judaica Menorah Silver Plated From Holy Land Jerusalem - 12.5 cmWhile a gold plated seven branched menorah looks ancient and royal, a silver one is nothing matchless. This menorah is solid, made out of metal and plated with silver. The flowers, knops, stem and base all are beautifully carved.$22 -
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Menorah Holy Land JerusalemA gold plated seven-branched menorah alongwith the Magen David at the base. This menorah is beautifully designed and has a solid build. The shield of David or commonly known as the Star of David is a very important in Judaism.$15 -
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Menorah Gold Plated From Holy Land JerusalemA beautiful gold plated seven lamp – menorah, all the way from Holy Land will look perfect in Synagogue or Church. Menorah is considered the “Lamp of God” and hence it is extremely significant in Judaism.$22
