Hanukkah Gift Ideas: The Judaica Edit
The Holiday Edit · Hanukkah
Eight nights. Eight chances to give something that will be kept, displayed and treasured long after the candles burn down.
Modern Judaica should feel like art, not an afterthought. Each piece in this edit is designed by Kristin Smith: crystal that catches the glow of the menorah, glass made for the Shabbat table, and keepsakes worthy of a place on the mantel all year long. These are our Hanukkah gift ideas for the people you love most.
I. The Centerpiece
The Gem Menorah Crystal Block
Gem Menorah Crystal Block · $48
A jeweled menorah suspended in solid crystal. Set it beside the candles and watch it come alive with light. It is the gift that says Hanukkah without saying a word.
II. Words in Crystal
Shalom, Ahava & the Star of David
Star of David · Shalom · $48 each
Peace, love, heritage, set in crystal. The Star of David, Shalom and Ahava crystal blocks bring quiet meaning to a bookshelf, a desk or a bedside table. For a celebration, the Mazel Tov block is pure joy.
The Ahava Crystal Heart · $48
Ahava means love. Give it to the one who taught you what it means.
III. The Table
Set for Celebration
Gems Menorah Candle Board · Shabbat Shalom Platter · $44 each
For the hostess, the family table, the one who always makes the latkes. The Gems Menorah Candle Board and the Shabbat Shalom Serving Platter turn challah, candles and holiday sweets into a tablescape.
IV. The Showpiece
The Hamsa Star of David Crystal Dish
Hamsa Star of David Crystal Candy Dish · $140
Heavy, gleaming crystal for gelt, sweets or the jewelry she takes off at the end of the night. An heirloom in the making.
V. Game Night
A Gift for One of the Eight Nights
Hamsa Star of David Playing Cards · $24
Hanukkah has always been a season of games. A designer deck for the family card table is the perfect small gift for one of the eight nights.
Order early, so every gift arrives before the first candle is lit.
Each piece ships from New York.
Designed by Kristin Smith