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Fluted Fan Oil Menorah – Handmade Natural Stone Look

Fluted Fan Oil Menorah – Handmade Natural Stone Look

Regular price $158.00 USD
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Handmade to order in our Los Angeles studio · Ships in 2–4 business days

Order by November 20 to receive before Hanukkah

Design

Like rays of light spreading outward, every line of this menorah opens toward the flame.

Soft fluted ribs fan out from the base and rise to meet eight glass oil cups, with the shamash standing tall at the center. The shape feels like light itself, spreading a little further each night of Hanukkah. Designed for lighting with olive oil, it carries the true spirit of the holiday: a small light that grows and fills the home.

Handmade in our Los Angeles studio, each menorah has a natural stone look and a soft natural color, with a gently speckled texture you can see and feel. The rounded fan shape and deep fluted lines catch the glow of the flames beautifully, giving it warmth from every angle.

Add a family name or a Hebrew blessing to make it personal, a piece that marks the moment your family began lighting together.

On the last night, with every cup aglow, the lines seem to carry the light upward, a quiet reminder of the miracle and the joy of being together.

Details

Handmade natural stone look in a natural color, lightly speckled texture

Measures 12 in long

Holds 9 glass oil cups, with a raised center shamash

Rounded fan shape with fluted lines

Designed for Oil cups and regular Hanukkah Candles 

Personalization available with family name or Hebrew blessing

Handmade piece, so each one has its own subtle variations

Care

Wipe with a soft, dry cloth only. Remove the glass cups for refilling and cleaning. Keep the stone surface away from water and harsh products. Place on a stable, heat-safe surface while lit, and never leave the flames unattended.

A Light to Share

A beautiful Hanukkah gift for grandparents, a mother who keeps the traditions alive, a couple's first Hanukkah, or a warm thank-you to the hosts of your holiday gathering.

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