Hanukkah Menorah in memory of Nimrod Segev

A menorah in memory of the late Nimrod Segev, who fell during the Second Lebanon War.

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.