The holiday of Hanukah, literally meaning "dedication", signifies an important victory in history in which the Temple in Jerusalem was re-dedicated to the observation of Jewish ritual practices. To celebrate Hanukah and remember this victorious event, we light candles on an eight branched candelabrum, called a Menorah or Hanukkiah. Each night an additional candle is added until on the eight night all the candles are lit.The head candle (called the "shamash") is lit first and then used to light the others.

Jordana Rene's handsculpted menorahs are available in a variety of styles and firing methods. Below is a sampling; custom orders are also welcome.