Celebrate Chanukah with Beautiful Gifts

Celebrate Chanukah (aka Hanukkah) with Beautiful Gifts

Chanukah- aka Hanukkah -is a eight day festival of lights in December. This celebration brightens our darkest month, for Jews and non-Jews alike. The Jewish holiday Chanukah or Hanukkah is a minor holiday in Judaism, but it is well known by all because it is a welcome winter holiday.

There is so much wonder to be had at this season! The Dreidel, the Menorah with the nightly lighting of the candles. You can share this holiday with your family and friends with cards, or gift baskets as well.

Whether Chanukah brings about deepest spiritual feelings in you or it is just a time to play the Dreidel it is a wonderful holiday.

I hope that I have brought you beautiful gifts for yourself or your friends to celebrate this special holiday.

Complete Hanukkah Sets: Menorah, Dreidels and More

These sets will give you all you need to celebrate Hanukkah with your family.

Zion Judaica Hanukkah Value Kit – Full Size Solid Menorah 45 Colored Candles 6 Colored Dreidels Sack of Milk Belgian Hanukkah Coins Gelt – All Essentials in 1 BoxComplete Hanukkah Menorah Set! Menorah – Candles – Dreidels – Candle Magic Stick – Hanukkah Handbook

How to Light a Menorah

There is a specific traditional way to light the Menorah, and special blessings that are given each day of Hanukkah.

Matashi Candelabra and Menorahs

I was so happy to find these menorahs all different kinds of symbolically and different designs.

Matashi MTMNR575 7.25 Inch Tall Hand Painted Enamel Menorah, Grape VineMatashi MTMNR13544 Hand Painted Dancing Men with Jerusalem Cityscape Design Menorah CandelabraMatashi MTMNR13543 Hand Painted Blue and Ivory Menorah Candelabra, Tree LogMatashi Hand Painted Enamel Menorah Candelabra Embellished with Gold Accents and Crystals (Doves)Matashi MTMNR3262 and Painted Enamel Menorah Candelabra Embellished with Gold Accents, Tree of Life

Heirloom Quality Menorahs to Celebrate the Holiday

To Celebrate the Festival of the Lights are these gorgeous Menorahs. All these have something about them that is memorable, worth passing down through the generations.

Hand-Forged Iron MenorahUnique Aluminum Hanukkah Menorah with bend design & Shiny finish Modern Judaica giftYair Emanuel Large Blue Menorah with a Tree Design and Birds in Lazer-Cut Metal

Hanukkah Candles

Every Menorah needs candles, and here are some lovely ones of all colors. Some are multi-colored, some purple or blue, some are handmade.

I found some that were vegetable wax for ecological reasons.

Some are made in Israel.

Zion Judaica Hanukkah Candles Dripless Hand Made Fancy Multi Blue Deluxe 5.5Rite Lite Vegetable Wax Chanukah CandlesZion Judaica Hanukkah Candles Hand Made Purple Elegance Deluxe 5.75

The Hanukkah Song by Adam Sandler

A light-hearted tribute to this Jewish holiday by comedian Adam Sandler.

Children’s Hanukkah Sets

Lots of Jewish kids just want to have fun like their Christian friends with the trees and Santa. These toys can help!

Rite Lite Chanukah Menorah Express Ceramic Menorah, 11.5 Multi-Color Hannukah MenorahFunnlot Hanukkah Decorations Chanukah Activities Hanukkah Games Pin The Star On The Menorah Game Hanukkah Party Games Chanukah Party Decorations

Electric and LED Battery Operated Menorahs

There are many beautiful options for Menorahs that have the same beauty as candles with some extra-safety features over wax candles. Electric and LED battery operated menorahs allow for more beauty without having to worry about things like the cat knocking over the candle-operated Menorahs.

Rite Lite White plastic Electric LED Low Voltage Menorah with Blue BulbsMenorah – Silver Arch Low Voltage Electric Menorah: The11Electric Menorah with White Stone inlay by Israel GiftsSilverplated Electric menorah with flickering bulbs

Beautiful Hanukkah Gift Baskets

These Hanukkah Gift Baskets truly say I love you to family and friends throughout the world.

8 Days Of Light Gourmet Hanukkah Gift BasketChanukah (Hanukkah) Fortune Cookies Gift Box | Vanilla Flavor | 8 Pieces Individually Wrapped | Kosher Certified

How to Play Dreidel – Chanukah

Playing the Dreidel is one of the most fun parts of Hanukkah. Here is how to play this simple game.

Dreidels – Children’s Hanukah Game adds Fun at this Sacred Holiday

Multipet’s 6 1/2-Inch Dreidel Hanukkah Plush Singing Dog ToyDreidels – 2 pack – Made in USAChanukah Large Draydels – Natural Wood, The Dreidel GameThe Dreidel Game – Set of 4 Painted Wood DreidelsThe Most Amazing Musical Light-Up Laser Dreidel for Chanukah/Hanuka Fun Ages 3 & Up!The Dreidel Game! Classic Colored Wooden Dreidels, 25 Pack (Instructions Included)

Fun and Meaningful Hanukkah Stories and Books for Kids

Hanukkah is a wonderful holiday for children, and there are lots of wonderful children’s books for this holiday. You can read these beautiful books with your kids, and have a meaningful and fun experience.

Happy Hanukkah, CorduroyDaddy Christmas and Hanukkah MamaWhere Is Baby’s Dreidel?: A Lift-the-Flap Book (Karen Katz Lift-the-Flap Books)Light The Lights! A Story About Celebrating Hanukkah And ChristmasA Confused Hanukkah: An Original Story of ChelmThe Dreidel that Wouldn’t Spin: A Toyshop Tale of HanukkahHanukkah in AlaskaMrs. Greenberg’s Messy Hanukkah

A Celebration of Light celebrates a Miraculous Battle

The festival of Hanukah celebrates a time when a small band of faithful Jews defeated one of the mightiest armies on earth the Greeks and reclaimed the Holy Temple in Jerusalem.

They sought to light the Temple’s menorah (the seven branched candelabrum) to honor and bless the temple they found only a single cruse of olive oil that miraculously for eight days.

To commemorate and publicize these miracles, the sages instituted the festival of Chanukah.

Whether we celebrate the literal history of the Jewish holiday or the symbolic idea of something small lighting the world, it is true that eight day festival of lights that brightens our darkest month in December for Jews and non-Jews alike.

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