Among Hanukkah ornaments, a glass dreidel is the one that gets picked up and spun on the table before it ever reaches a branch. Spin it once and the whole holiday comes back: gelt on the table, someone insisting the rules are different at their house, and light lasting longer than anyone expected. It hangs on a tree, in a window, or on a garland along the mantel.
Perfect for: Hanukkah gifting, interfaith households, host gifts, window displays, teacher gifts, and first apartments.
A dreidel is the four-sided spinning top used in the traditional Hanukkah game, each side carrying a Hebrew letter. Old World Christmas mouth-blows its glass ornaments into a carved mold, then hand-paints and glitters them, in a tradition that began in the 1800s. This one ships with a keepsake box, so it comes back out with the rest of the Hanukkah ornaments each year.
Set it near the menorah or hang it in the window, then see the rest of our Hanukkah decorations and gifts.
