| That is a cause for celebration and brings us back to the first panel! |
| Family Hanukkiah $310 10"long x 2" deep x 4.5" high An elegant, family themed menorah |
| Unity Hanukkiah $330 copper, brass, sterling silver 10" wide x 2" deep x 4" high This menorah features 11 people holding hands |
| Uncommon Seder Plate $876 copper, brass, sterling silver 9"x9"x4" high $898 Our seder plate will become a true heirloom for your family. The 32 sterling silver figures "act out" the story of Passover. |
| 1."We are celebrating an amazing event! |
| 2. "Let me tell you the story of our people" |
| 3."For years we were forced to work for the Egyptians" |
| 4." There seemed to be no end to our labor" |
| 5."Our journey out of Egypt is an exciting tale" |
| 6"We struggled in the desert for 40 years." |
| Travel Menorah $190 copper, brass, sterling silver 5.5 " long assembled This tiny menorah is just adorable! It comes in it's own 3"x 3"x 2" wooden box with two packages of birthday candles. A great gift for that special college student! |
| Judaica |
| Our Judaica products are a response to the many requests we've received over the years from our Jewish customers. We were initially reluctant to create religious objects since we're not Jewish and were not very familiar with Jewish traditions. When the Contemporary Jewish Museum of San Francisco invited us to be part of a menorah show, we gave it a try and got a great response. We added a version to our regular line and things took off from there. Feedback has been wonderful and customer requests have even resulted in new products. We've learned a lot: 4 ounce minimum for a kiddush cup, the difference between a menorah and a hanukkiah (a nine socket candelabra created especially for Hanukkah use) and what tzedakah is and how to spell it! We do our best to honor the many beautiful traditions our work has become a part of. |
| Ladder Bank $224 5" tall This piece can be ordered with or without a slot for money. It makes a great tzedakah box. |
| Money Maker bank $248 4.5" tall Popular as a tzedakah box. The coins are real. |
| Another view of "Community Effort". The first one was made for a tzedakah box show at the Contemporary Jewish Museum of San Francisco. |
