Cobra Menorah With its mirror polished stainless steel finish and elegant modern design, the Cobra menorah from Danish silversmith Georg Jensen is an investment now and an heirloom tomorrow.

1. Via Maris Trace Menorah Looking to modernize your Hanukkah celebrations? The Via Maris Trace menorah is turning heads with its contemporary design that, as CBS News playfully notes, definitely ...

Kuh’s menorahs are influenced by Ruth Duckworth’s modernist sculptures. “Something about the spirit of her work inspired me when I was figuring out what I wanted my menorahs to look like.” A couple of ...

What you need to know: This metal menorah stands 7.5 inches tall and 9 inches long and features an ornate tree, vine and flower design. What you’ll love: It’s hand-painted in great detail and ...

The menorah we light on Hanukkah is a Hanukkah menorah, officially known as a Chanukiah. It has eight branches, one for each night of Hanukkah, plus the "Shamash," or pilot candle, which is used ...

4. Bowling Green The first menorah lighting at Bowling Green took place in 1997. That year, a menorah designed by Arturo DiModica, sculptor of Wall Street’s Charging Bull statue, was put on display.

Rite Lite Menorah Drip Tray This tempered glass tray features a menorah design and candle blessings. But the best part is—it’ll catch the dripping wax from your candles for easy cleanup!

What you need to know: This metal menorah stands 7.5 inches tall and 9 inches long and features an ornate tree, vine and flower design. What you’ll love: It’s hand-painted in great detail and ...

Q. Tell us a little bit about the history of the menorah. A. The way the menorah has developed as an object over the centuries is fascinating. Menorah design becomes a wonderful vehicle for the study ...

Officials of the Canadian Jewish Congress, which had sought a judicial review of the matter after the registrar gave the Chosen People Ministries exclusive right to a menorah design in November ...

The Brooklyn menorah is the borough’s largest, topping out at the highest permissible height of 32 feet. The giant menorah towers over Prospect Park and the Brooklyn Public Library.