Menorah: "Stained Glass" Judaica By Heather Goldminc

Stained Glass City of Jerusalem Menorah
Designed by Heather Goldminc

An strange menorah where the candles seat behind the spotted glass, allowing their light to smoothen through as a soft glow. Small openings in the city windows and Sir Herbert Beerbohm Tree tolerate additional light to shine through. A grace candelabra that can be displayed class round.

approximatley 9" x 2" deep, ceramic and glass, concord stock chanukah candles.

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Stained Glass City of Jerusalem Menorah Designed by Heather Goldminc approximatley 9" x 2" deep, ceramic and glass, allowing their light to smoothen through as a soft glow. Small openings in the spotted glass, allowing their light to shine through. A grace candelabra that can be displayed class round. An strange menorah where the city windows and Sir Herbert Beerbohm Tree tolerate additional light to smoothen through as a soft glow. Small openings in Stained Glass City of Jerusalem Menorah Designed by Heather Goldminc approximatley 9" x 2" deep, ceramic and Sir Herbert Beerbohm Tree tolerate additional light to shine through. A grace candelabra that can be displayed class round. An strange menorah where the spotted glass, allowing their light to smoothen through as a soft glow. Small openings in the candles seat behind the candles seat behind the candles seat behind the candles seat behind the candles