Candles and the shamash, rendered in blown glass so the light moves across this menorah ornament the way it does across the real thing. It marks eight nights of latkes, dreidel games, and gifts passed around the table. Hang it on a tree, set it into a mantel garland, or tie it to a gift for whoever hosts the first night.
Perfect for: Hanukkah gifting, hostess gifts, interfaith households, family keepsakes, teacher gifts, and holiday table styling.
This is a glass ornament from Old World Christmas, mouth-blown into a carved mold, hand-painted, and glittered in a tradition that began in the 1800s. It hangs from a hook or a ribbon and comes with a keepsake box, so it stores safely for years. The menorah itself commemorates the rededication of the Second Temple in Jerusalem, remembered each year over the Festival of Lights.
Set it beside a dreidel piece for a tree that holds both holidays, and browse our Hanukkah decorations and gifts for the rest of the eight nights.
