Chanukah "Eitan" Pure Silver Menorah

The "Eitan" menorah made of 925 pure silver is an

 extraordinary modern Judaica item, combining soft,

 round lines with a stable structure and an impressive

 presence.

This menorah created for those looking for the perfect

 combination between design innovation and classic

 Mitzvah composition.

The menorah is characterized by a double arch structure

 that intersects at its base, which creates a sense of

 harmony and balance.

 The delicate arms spread out to the sides in rounded,

 symmetrical lines, which hold elegant candle cups.

 The base of the menorah is designed with a unique

 "Hammered" texture, which provides an interesting

 contrast to the smooth, shiny arms, creating a sense

 of luxury and innovation.

The distance between the reeds allows for lighting with

 particularly large oil cups.

Each Menorah is meticulously handcrafted, making it

 a central piece of Judaica furniture in the home,

emitting a spectacular glow even when the candles

 are not lit.

Why choose our menorah?

 Made in Israel: A masterpiece of Israeli Jerusalemite goldsmithing.

 Uncompromising quality: Made of high-quality

 925 sterling silver, with a sturdy base and a

 respectable weight, with a quality seal that guarantees durability for many decades.

 Artistic craftsmanship: The hand-hammering

 technique creates many facets to the silver,

 giving the menorah a rich and unique look.

 Practical and elegant: The menorah reeds are

 designed for easy cleaning and are suitable for

 lighting with olive oil (with or without glass cups)

 or wax candles.

 The perfect gift: A valuable collectible item. An

 unforgettable gift For a bar / bat mitzvah, for a

 wedding, housewarming, or as a luxurious gift.

 Technical specifications:

Material: Pure 925 Sterling Silver.

 Height: 28 cm.

Width: 38 cm.

 Weight: Approximately 380 grams of pure silver 

 Lighting compatibility: Suitable for a wide variety

 of oil cups or standard Hanukkah candles.

 Extras: You can add a personalized engraving on the base of the menorah or a matching tray.