Ner Mitzvah Hand Painted Resin Kotel Menorah, Western Wall of Jerusalem Design, Hanukkah Candle Holder

This exquisite hand-painted resin menorah brings the sacred beauty of Jerusalem's Western Wall into your home for Hanukkah. The Kotel Menorah features meticulously crafted stonework details with realistic texture and subtle greenery accents that capture the timeless majesty of this holy site.

Each piece is individually hand-painted, making it a unique work of Judaica art that will become a cherished heirloom for generations. The sturdy resin construction holds nine standard Hanukkah candles securely, allowing you to celebrate all eight nights of the Festival of Lights with confidence and reverence.

This meaningful menorah serves as both a functional candle holder and an educational tool, helping children connect with their Jewish heritage and the significance of Israel's most sacred location. Perfect as a thoughtful gift for housewarmings, weddings, Bar and Bat Mitzvahs, or anyone who treasures their connection to the Holy Land and Jewish traditions.

• AUTHENTIC KOTEL DESIGN: Beautifully hand-painted resin Menorah recreating the sacred stonework of the Western Wall in Jerusalem, featuring realistic texture and moss accents for a meaningful Hanukkah centerpiece
• CONNECT TO JEWISH HERITAGE: Inspires children and family by bringing the spirit of Israel and the Holy Land into your home, serving as a powerful reminder of Jewish history and traditions during the Festival of Lights
• PREMIUM QUALITY CONSTRUCTION: Crafted from durable, high-quality resin with detailed hand-painted finish, built to last as a cherished heirloom for many Hanukkah celebrations to come
• FITS STANDARD HANUKKAH CANDLES: Features nine candle holders designed to accommodate all standard size Hanukkah candles, making it perfect for celebrating all eight nights plus the shamash
• MEANINGFUL JUDAICA GIFT: Thoughtful and inspiring present for Hanukkah, housewarmings, weddings, Bar/Bat Mitzvahs, or anyone who treasures their connection to Jerusalem and Israel