Hanukkah lamp

Name/Title

Hanukkah lamp

Entry/Object ID

K_1088

Description

Winning Design, 1994 Philip and Sylvia Spertus Judaica Prize: "Lighting Our Lamps in Days of Old" Hannukah Menorah, Janet Berg, Jerusalem, Circa 1994. The translated inscriptions around the rim read: "These lights that we kindle [are in commemoration of the miracles... that You performed] in those days, in this season." The central part of this design features the key images of the Hanukkah story, the cruse, or pitcher, of oil, and the seven branched Temple Menorah. The artist designed the piece so that it could, if the owner desired, burn continuously for eight days, following the Hannukah miracle; it can also be extinguished each night. Originally acquired from the artist in 2006, number 13 of an edition of 163.

Made/Created

Date made

circa 1994

Place

City

Jerusalem

Country

Israel

Region

Middle East

Continent

Asia

Dimensions

Height

13 in

Material

glass, metal