Ner Mitzvah Colorful Hanukkah Candles, Standard Size 4 Inch, Assorted Colors, 135 Count, Compatible with Standard Menorahs

These colorful Chanukah candles bring vibrant energy to your Festival of Lights celebration. Available in a rainbow of cheerful colors including blue, orange, yellow, light green, pink, and purple, these candles let children and adults alike personalize their menorah lighting each night. The family pack contains 135 standard-size candles with a 0.38-inch diameter that fit most traditional menorahs perfectly.

Each candle measures 4 inches in height and is designed to burn cleanly for over half an hour, meeting all requirements for proper Hanukkah observance. These kosher-certified candles are crafted for quality performance, burning bright and clear with minimal wax dripping to keep your chanukiah clean throughout the holiday.

With enough candles to light three complete menorahs for all eight nights plus the shamash helper candle, this generous pack ensures you have plenty for your family's celebration. The assorted colors make candle lighting more engaging for kids while adding a festive, modern touch to this ancient tradition. Whether you're looking for Hanukkah supplies for your own family or searching for a thoughtful Judaica gift, these premium candles make the season brighter.

• FAMILY PACK VALUE: Contains 135 colorful Chanukah candles, enough to light 3 complete menorahs including the shamash for all 8 nights of Hanukkah
• VIBRANT RAINBOW COLORS: Features an assorted variety pack in blue, orange, yellow, light green, pink, and purple colors that add festive brightness to your menorah celebration
• STANDARD SIZE FIT: Measures 4 inches tall with 0.38 inch diameter, designed to fit most standard menorahs and chanukiahs perfectly
• KOSHER CERTIFIED: Meets all Jewish law requirements for Hanukkah candles with a clean burn time exceeding 30 minutes and minimal wax dripping
• PREMIUM QUALITY CONSTRUCTION: Crafted for bright, clear burning with single wicks that keep your chanukiya clean throughout the Festival of Lights