Turns out many others have beaten me to it and have done a great job too -- here are a few:
The Invisible Agent did a spectacular post on Mid-Century Modern Menorahs. Go. Visit. Enjoy. (Thanks Amy!)
I looked around on Etsy and found this lovely spage-agey one. Love it! And it's sold, darn it:
Looking for something newer? DesignMilk has some beauties to share:
And Whorange weighs in as well:
I also ran across some really nice dreidels. Here's one available by Nambé, designed by Marilyn Davidson:
And here are some by a nice Jewish boy named Jonathan Adler:
This one's for you who fling your latkes in the air some time; saying Aaay-Oh; spin the dreidel (thanks Jason!):
4 comments:
I love Menorahs! Is it okay to have them and burn candles in them if one is not Jewish?
Here are some rules about lighting the menorah. I'm sure there are a thousand answers to this question! I'll ask around but in the meantime: http://www.chabad.org/holidays/chanukah/article_cdo/aid/105098/jewish/Lighting-the-Menorah.htm
I haven't found anything so far that disallows anyone from lighting a menorah to celebrate religious freedom....
I agree! I've always wanted one and I've seen so many cool vintage ones on eBay.
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