Add a modern touch to your Hanukkah celebrations with this handmade design.
MoMA Exclusive: Designed in Hungary, the Blue Skies Concrete Menorah is a striking piece that beautifully contrasts the heavy, industrial texture of poured concrete with a soft, dreamlike visual. Every single menorah is carefully crafted by hand and features a unique, hand-painted sky pattern across its surface. Because the artwork varies from piece to piece, no two menorahs are exactly alike, making yours a truly one-of-a-kind addition to your home or a thoughtful, artistic gift.
Features of the Blue Skies Concrete Menorah include:
Architectural Materials: Cast from premium poured concrete, giving the menorah a substantial, satisfying weight and a clean, contemporary silhouette.
Hand-Painted Sky Pattern: Features a beautifully rendered sky motif that is applied entirely by hand, ensuring each piece carries its own distinct blend of color and brushwork.
Handmade Uniqueness: Crafted from start to finish by skilled hands, giving every menorah subtle variations in texture and finish that make it entirely personal.
Functional Centerpiece: Designed to hold standard Hanukkah candles securely, serving as a peaceful, artistic statement on a mantle, console, or dining table.
Year-Round Appeal: Thanks to its sculptural design and serene artwork, it doubles as an elegant piece of home decor even when the holiday season has passed.
Traditional 9-branch Hanukkah menorah.
Candles not included.
Measures 4.7h × 7w × 1.6d.
Non-toxic paint.
To clean, wipe gently with a soft, dry cloth. To remove candle wax, gently scrape it away with a non-abrasive plastic edge, or use warm water on a damp cloth. Avoid harsh chemical cleaners to protect the hand-painted pattern.
Size
5w x 7h"
Material
Concrete
Year of Design
2026
Origin
China
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