A large menorah constructed for Mizpeh Nimrod in Rosh Pina, an observation point constructed in Nimrod’s memory.  The menorah was created to add splendor and beauty to the observation point, and to commemorate the memory of Nimrod, who fell while defending Israel.

The menorah is crafted from one large piece of Jerusalem stone whose center is hollowed, and around which the stone is roughly carved.  The iron arms of the menorah emerge from the bottom portion of the stone, rising upwards in the interior, hollow section of the stone, and bursting out through the top portion to create the extension of the menorah arms.

size: 100 cm width, 120 cm height.

The post Hanukkah Menorah in memory of Nimrod Segev appeared first on Chanoch Ben Dov | Sculptor.

The menorah is designed in an antique style and crafted from forged iron rods that are welded to a large limestone rock from the Banias Plateau, in the Golan Heights.  The candlestick rods are beautifully ornamented, with wide iron depressions at the top that were specially designed to hold holiday candles.

This menorah was created to augment the décor of the ancient synagogue, and it stands at the entrance, for use during the Hanukkah holiday.

size: 130 cm width. 200 cm height.

The post ROSH PINNAH SYNAGOGUE appeared first on Chanoch Ben Dov | Sculptor.

In the center of the menorah is a burning torch symbolizing the continuity of the State.  The menorah arms are of forged iron, and are topped by large river stones from the Upper Galilee in Israel, to serve as candle holders.

At the base of the sculpture, the iron arms are embedded in a large rock from Mt. Hermon, which is in the northern tip of Israel.

This menorah is located at Ma’aleh Yosef, which is in the Western Galilee.

size: 180 cm width, 200 cm height.

The post Israel 50th Anniversary appeared first on Chanoch Ben Dov | Sculptor.

The impressive, giant menorah is crafted of Jerusalem stone and forged iron, lending beauty and dignity to the location.  The menorah arms are forged iron, connected to a large base of Jerusalem stone that sits on another large piece of Jerusalem stone positioned behind the menorah.  A Magen David has been meticulously carved on the bottom portion of this stone.

size: 150 cm width, 400 cm height.

The post The Ma’alot Menorah appeared first on Chanoch Ben Dov | Sculptor.