Ner Mitzvah Handmade Hanukkah Candles, Frosted Multi Colored, 45 Count, Standard, 1 Hour Burn Time, Kosher Certified

These handmade frosted multi-colored Hanukkah candles bring vibrant energy and festive cheer to your menorah during the Festival of Lights. Each box contains 45 premium quality candles—enough for all eight nights of Chanukah plus the shamash. Measuring 5.25 inches tall with a standard 0.38-inch diameter, these candles fit perfectly in any traditional menorah.

The beautiful frosted finish in assorted colors creates a stunning visual display that children and adults alike will love. Certified kosher and crafted to meet all Jewish law requirements, each candle burns cleanly for approximately one hour with minimal dripping to keep your menorah looking pristine. The dripless design and quality construction ensure a bright, clear flame throughout the lighting ceremony.

These colorful Chanukah candles make an excellent Judaica gift for families celebrating the holiday and can also be used year-round for parties and special occasions. Light up your celebration with these eye-catching candles that combine tradition with contemporary style.

• FROSTED MULTI-COLORED DESIGN: Handmade Chanukah candles feature a vibrant frosted finish in assorted colors that add festive fun to your menorah display and delight children and adults alike
• STANDARD SIZE COMPATIBILITY: Each candle measures 5.25 inches tall with a 0.38 inch diameter, designed to fit perfectly in any standard menorah for seamless use throughout the holiday
• COMPLETE 45-CANDLE SET: Box includes enough candles for all 8 nights of Hanukkah plus the shamash helper candle, with approximately 1 hour burn time per candle
• KOSHER CERTIFIED QUALITY: These dripless candles meet all Jewish law requirements for Hanukkah lighting, burning clear and bright with minimal wax dripping to keep your menorah clean
• VERSATILE GIFT OPTION: Makes an excellent Hanukkah gift for families and can be used year-round for parties, celebrations, and special occasions beyond the Festival of Lights