The menorah arms are crafted of black iron and spread out from the center of the Magen David.  At the tops of each arm are small iron plates on which candles may be placed.

This menorah integrates a variety of Judaic symbols:  a menorah, a Magen David, and, of course, the Jerusalem stone, which originates in the holy city of the Jews.

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The stone is from Mt. Hermon.

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Stone and wrought iron

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This menorah’s name was inspired by the similar style in the menorahs crafted during the Maccabee Period.

size: 52cm width, 80cm height.

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