The body of the table is crafted of iron into the shape of a menorah:  on one side are 8 arms and on the other side is the shamash.  A large, transparent sheet of glass sits on the iron arms.

The glass table top can be removed from the menorah, which can then be placed on the table for candle lighting during the Hanukkah holiday.

A very special piece of art that also fills a practical function in the home, filling the room with light and the Jewish symbolism of the menorah and the Hanukkah holiday.

size: 60 cm width, 80 cm length.

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The iron arms rise out of the stone base, which was carved in a unique design that has been carved into the stone.  They then emerge from the top part of the stone to create the menorah arms.  The iron pomegranates are attached to the upper portions of the rods.

The shamash is lower than the other arms and positioned in the center of the carved stone.

This work is also available in different types of stone.

size: 85 cm width, 110 cm heigth.

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

5 twisted iron arms were bent and embedded in the gorgeous limestone, and together they give this menorah a strong, impressive look, full of presence – a work of art you cannot ignore.

This is one of Hanoch Ben Dov’s popular pieces.  The piece is available in a combination of other materials as well – eg. Bronze (instead of iron), with Jerusalem stone (instead of limestone) or basalt rock from the Upper Galilee.

size: 60 cm width, 150 cm height.

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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.

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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.

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