Pair of Judaica Menorah bookends

A stunning pair of Menorah bookends inspired by a previous design created by Tolonensis Creation and adapted for use as bookends.

The Menorah, also known as the seven-branched candelabrum, holds a central place in Jewish tradition as a profoundly meaningful symbol.

Originating from antiquity, the Menorah is mentioned in the Hebrew Bible, particularly in the Book of Exodus, where God instructs Moses to craft a candelabrum of pure gold for the Tabernacle. The Menorah later becomes a crucial element in the Temple of Jerusalem.
Consisting of seven branches, the Menorah represents the seven days of Creation, symbolizing divine perfection. Each branch is associated with the concept of a divine quality, such as wisdom, strength, and compassion.
The candelabrum is lit during the Jewish festival of Hanukkah to commemorate the miracle of the oil lamp burning for eight days with only a one-day supply of oil. The Menorah also embodies spiritual light and the quest for knowledge. As a universal symbol of the Jewish faith, it reminds believers of their commitment to the Torah and the spiritual values that guide their lives.

The beauty and artistic complexity of the Menorah make it both a ritual and artistic object, reflecting the richness of Jewish tradition and its ancient history. Today, the Menorah continues to be a powerful symbol of Jewish identity and spiritual perseverance.

Metal bookend - Quality fabrication Made in EU.