Hand-Painted Enamel Hanukkah Menorah – Star of David Nine-Light Festival of Lights Candle Holder
Hand-Painted Enamel Hanukkah Menorah – Star of David Nine-Light Festival of Lights Candle Holder
Hand-Painted Enamel Hanukkah Menorah – Star of David Nine-Light Festival of Lights Candle Holder
Hand-Painted Enamel Hanukkah Menorah – Star of David Nine-Light Festival of Lights Candle Holder
Hand-Painted Enamel Hanukkah Menorah – Star of David Nine-Light Festival of Lights Candle Holder
Hand-Painted Enamel Hanukkah Menorah – Star of David Nine-Light Festival of Lights Candle Holder
Hand-Painted Enamel Hanukkah Menorah – Star of David Nine-Light Festival of Lights Candle Holder
Hand-Painted Enamel Hanukkah Menorah – Star of David Nine-Light Festival of Lights Candle Holder
Hand-Painted Enamel Hanukkah Menorah – Star of David Nine-Light Festival of Lights Candle Holder
Hand-Painted Enamel Hanukkah Menorah – Star of David Nine-Light Festival of Lights Candle Holder
Hand-Painted Enamel Hanukkah Menorah – Star of David Nine-Light Festival of Lights Candle Holder
Hand-Painted Enamel Hanukkah Menorah – Star of David Nine-Light Festival of Lights Candle Holder
Hand-Painted Enamel Hanukkah Menorah – Star of David Nine-Light Festival of Lights Candle Holder
Hand-Painted Enamel Hanukkah Menorah – Star of David Nine-Light Festival of Lights Candle Holder
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Hand-Painted Enamel Hanukkah Menorah – Star of David Nine-Light Festival of Lights Candle Holder
Hand-Painted Enamel Hanukkah Menorah – Star of David Nine-Light Festival of Lights Candle Holder
Hand-Painted Enamel Hanukkah Menorah – Star of David Nine-Light Festival of Lights Candle Holder
Hand-Painted Enamel Hanukkah Menorah – Star of David Nine-Light Festival of Lights Candle Holder
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Hand-Painted Enamel Hanukkah Menorah – Star of David Nine-Light Festival of Lights Candle Holder

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Hand-painted enamel Hanukkah menorah with raised shamash and Star of David
Hanukkah Meaning & Heritage

A Hanukkiah Made for the Eight Nights of Hanukkah


This Hanukkah menorah, also known as a Hanukkiah, is designed with eight Hanukkah candle positions and a separate raised shamash, or helper light. Together, they form the familiar nine-candle arrangement used during the eight nights of Hanukkah.

Hanukkah commemorates the rededication of the Temple in Jerusalem in the second century BCE following the Maccabean revolt. Later rabbinic tradition recounts that a small amount of purified oil, expected to last only one day, continued burning for eight days.

The nightly lighting of the Hanukkiah became one of the central traditions of the Festival of Lights, connecting the holiday with remembrance, perseverance and the growing presence of light.

A Hanukkiah is not simply placed in the home for decoration. Its meaning grows through the nights, blessings, family gatherings and memories created around its light.
Blue white and gold Hanukkah menorah showing eight candle holders and raised center shamash
Meaning in the Details

Why the Hanukkiah Is Designed This Way

The nine candle positions do not represent nine nights. Eight positions correspond to the eight nights of Hanukkah, while the separate shamash serves a different purpose.

Eight Hanukkah Lights One Additional Light Each Night One Hanukkah light is kindled on the first night, with one additional light added on each successive evening until all eight Hanukkah lights are present on the eighth night.
Shamash The Raised Helper Light The ninth position is reserved for the shamash, the helper light used in many traditions to kindle the other Hanukkah lights. It is normally positioned higher, lower or otherwise apart from the other eight lights so it can be clearly distinguished. On this menorah, the raised center holder serves that purpose.
Star of David A Familiar Symbol of Jewish Identity The Star of David is incorporated into the decorative design as a recognizable symbol of Jewish identity and heritage. It is part of this menorah's artistic design rather than a required symbol for the Hanukkah candle-lighting ritual.
Blue, White & Gold Enamel A Decorative Judaica Palette Deep blue, white and warm gold-tone details give this particular menorah its distinctive appearance. These colors belong to the artistic design and are not a requirement of Hanukkah candle-lighting tradition.
Hand-painted enamel Hanukkah menorah showing compact size and decorative metal detail
Material & Size

A Compact Menorah with Detailed Enamel Decoration

The sturdy metal body gives the menorah a stable tabletop presence, while the hand-painted enamel and gold-tone decorative surfaces create the detailed blue, white and gold appearance.

At approximately 7 inches wide and 6.3 inches tall, it is compact enough for a dining table, shelf, mantel or window area while remaining clearly visible during the Hanukkah candle-lighting tradition.

Overall Size Approx. 7″ wide × 6.3″ tall / 17.8 × 16 cm
Base Width Approx. 3″ / 7.7 cm
Material Sturdy metal body
Surface Detail Colorful hand-painted enamel decoration with gold-tone accents
Candle Layout Eight Hanukkah candle positions plus one raised shamash holder
Design Blue, white and gold decorative pattern with Star of David detail
Please review the listed measurements before ordering. Close-up photography is intended to show the enamel and decorative details and may make the menorah appear larger than its actual size.
Candle holder diameter is not specified in this listing. Choose Hanukkah candles that fit the holders securely and remain upright before lighting.
Hanukkah menorah displayed in a warm family home near a window
Hanukkah Tradition & Home Use

The Light Grows from Night to Night

Hanukkah is celebrated for eight nights. Rather than lighting all eight Hanukkah lights on the first evening, the number increases throughout the holiday until the Hanukkiah is fully illuminated on the eighth night.

First Night One Hanukkah Light Plus the Shamash The observance begins with one Hanukkah light. Another Hanukkah light is added on each following night.
Eighth Night All Eight Hanukkah Lights Are Kindled By the final evening, all eight Hanukkah lights are present along with the separate shamash, creating the fully illuminated arrangement often associated with the Festival of Lights.
A Common Lighting Custom Add from Right to Left, Light the Newest First A widely observed custom places the first Hanukkah light on the far right. Each following night, the new light is added to the left and is lit first. Specific customs can vary between Jewish communities and families.
Window or Visible Place Sharing the Light of Hanukkah A traditional purpose of the Hanukkah lights is to publicize the miracle. When safe and practical, many families place the Hanukkiah near a window or another visible area of the home.
Family Gathering Tradition Repeated Across Eight Nights The nightly lighting often becomes part of a larger family rhythm that may include blessings, songs, meals, games and time together.
The Hanukkah Lights For the Holiday Observance Traditionally, the Hanukkah lights are kindled for the mitzvah of the holiday rather than for ordinary household illumination. The separate shamash helps distinguish the helper light from the eight Hanukkah lights.
A Note on Family Traditions Jewish communities and individual families may follow different customs regarding placement, candle arrangement, blessings and the use of the shamash. This page describes widely observed Hanukkah practices rather than presenting one custom as universal.
Decorative Hanukkah menorah as a meaningful Judaica gift for family tradition
Gift Meaning

A Hanukkah Gift That Can Return Year After Year

A menorah can become meaningful not only because of how it looks, but because it returns with the holiday. Over time, the same Hanukkiah may become connected to familiar blessings, meals, family members and memories of Hanukkah evenings together.

Hanukkah Gift A Gift Centered on Light and Tradition A thoughtful choice for someone preparing for the Festival of Lights or adding another meaningful piece of Judaica to the home.
Parents & Grandparents For the Home Where Family Gathers A seasonal gift with meaning for family members whose home becomes a familiar gathering place during Hanukkah.
Newlyweds & New Homes A Beginning for New Traditions A Hanukkiah can mark the beginning of a household's own yearly candle-lighting traditions and holiday memories.
Host Gift Something Meaningful Beyond One Evening A decorative Judaica gift that can return to the home each Hanukkah rather than being used only once.
May the lights kindled each year become part of the warmth, remembrance and traditions your family carries forward.
Hand-painted Hanukkah menorah enamel and metal detail for care information
Trust & Care

Use and Care for It Safely Through the Hanukkah Season

Because this piece combines decorative enamel, metal and open candle flames, careful placement and gentle cleaning will help protect both the menorah and the surface around it.

Before Lighting Choose a Stable, Heat-Safe Surface Make sure the menorah is level and stable before inserting or lighting candles. Keep it away from curtains, paper, greenery and other flammable materials.
Candle Fit Candles Should Sit Securely Upright Use candles that fit the holders securely. Do not force candles into a holder or use candles that lean noticeably.
Candle Safety Never Leave Burning Candles Unattended Keep the menorah within sight while the candles are burning and away from children, pets and anything that may catch fire.
After Lighting Allow the Menorah to Cool Before Handling Metal candle holders and nearby surfaces can become warm. Allow the menorah and wax to cool before moving or cleaning it.
Cleaning Use a Soft, Dry Cloth Avoid soaking, abrasive cleaning tools and harsh chemicals that may damage the painted enamel or decorative finish.
Storage Protect the Enamel Between Seasons Store the menorah in a dry place and protect it from unnecessary rubbing or impact so the decorative surface remains in good condition.
Hanukkah · Light · Heritage · Family

A Hanukkiah Made to Return to the Family Table

With eight Hanukkah candle positions, a distinct raised shamash and hand-painted enamel detail, this menorah is designed to become part of the Festival of Lights — one evening, one additional light and one family memory at a time.

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