Wall menorahs

Needs wall menorahs? Hadad Pure Silver offers Luxurious wall menorahs, each of which is a fascinating work of art. You will be impressed by the spectacular catalog on the site.

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The Traditional Hanukkiah

Almost every family has an ancient Hanukkah Menorah, one that has passed in tradition from generation to generation. These Hanukkah Menorahs have great sentimental value, apart from a potential collector’s value and monetary value.

Most of the ancient Hanukkiahs are wall Hanukkiahs. In the past, these were the most common Hanukkah Menorahs in all the Jewish communities: from Eastern European Poland to Morocco and Yemen. Therefore, a wall Hanukkah Menorah will always be perceived as a wholesome, traditional and inspiring choice.

 

What are wall Hanukkah Menorahs?

Unlike classic Hanukkah Menorahs, wall Hanukkah Menorahs have a unique structure. The eight candle holders emerge straight up from a tray, forming the base upon which the eight candles of the Hanukkiah are placed.

The tray is elevated on small legs and borders frame the edge of the tray. On one side of the tray, a decorated silver features the ninth candle holder, a larger one that is used as the “Shamash”, and on the other side, a small tin container holds the lighting.

 

Wall Menorahs by the delightful designs of Haddad Pure Silver

A Hanukkah Menorahs is not something you buy and replace. It’s a lifetime purchase. A Hanukkah Menorahs becomes part of the house: Throughout the year it is kept on display and in Hanukkah it is lit in a central location. The candle lighting ceremony is warm family time. The whole family gathers around the Hanukkah, and the appearance of the Hanukkah is part of the Hanukkah family story.

We at Hadad pure silver are aware of the special meaning of the Hanukkah Menorah, so it is important to us that you get the wall Hanukkah Menorahs you have always dreamed of. As a matter of fact, due to the wonderful collection wall Hanukkah Menorahs, you could actually get a model you could not have dreamed of in your wildest dreams. When you see that Hanukkah Menorah at your home, you won’t be able to believe your good luck.

Our wall Hanukkah Menorahs all look like they came out of the treasure room in an ancient palace. They are decorated with oriental decorations, combining shimmering reliefs and wonderful engravings. The skillful craftsmanship of the artists is evident in every detail: from the complex general form, which simulates holy cabinets, Eliyahu seats, and Torah crowns, and through each line and point in the complex design full of details. There’s not one unnecessary line, no small detail missing.

 

A design keeping Traditions alive

The stylish décor corresponds with other magnificent sacred utensils, of the finest Jewish traditions. The use of elements such as crowns, lanterns, cornice-decorated pillars, flowers and leaves, lions, the Tablets of Testimony, and the Western Wall stones are all joined in a lush and spectacular Jewish artwork.

Hadad’s artists tend to stylishly incorporate in the Hanukkiahs inscriptions in traditional typography, such as These sacred candles, or the Ten Commandments.

 

Just as useful as they are lovely

Wall Hanukkiahs are not only beautiful and they are also especially convenient for lighting. The silver plate behind them frames them and enables an easy lighting experience. In addition, on cold Hanukkah evenings, the candles are protected from the wind and do not blow out so quickly.

Most of all, wall Hanukkiahs are highly stable. And when it comes to lighting candles… Maximum stability means maximum safety and is rather important.

You will find wall Hanukkiahs in Hadad pure silver. They come in lots of designs and styles, and also in a wide price range, ranging from 2,081 NIS to 175,048 NIS. The prices of most Hanukah Menorahs are around 10,000 NIS. All Hanukah Menorahs are designed by a loving artist, who pays attention to every detail. It is a pleasure to look at every of those Hanukah Menorahs, and a pleasure to light Hanukkah candles using them – and spreading the story of the miracle by doing so.