Trace Chanukiah

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Our steel chanukiah reinterprets a classic form through the use of industrial materials and process. The steel tubes that form the arms of the chanukiah are swaged open with friction, creating the space to hold a candle and translating this often overlooked technique into a decorative detail. The nine removable cups that hold the candles allow for easy cleaning and ensure a secure hold.

Cloud: Off-white with blue undertones
Midnight: Navy blue
Clay: Terracotta
Sand: Yellow
Noir: A warm charcoal
Sage: Pale green

Wipe with soft cloth. Via Maris candle wax can be removed from the 9 removable candle cups using a soft tool such as a wooden chopstick.

Steel
Height: 10.51" Length: 10.8" Depth: 4.88"

Chances are you’re not using an actual “menorah” to light your Chanukah candles, but rather a “chanukiah.” A menorah, which has seven spots to hold candles rather than eight, is derived from the oil candelabra that Jews used as a mobile temple during the second century, when a tyrant Greek king outlawed Judaism throughout Judea and Samaria. As the 2,200-year-old legend has it, when the Jews’ religious freedom was finally restored they moved to rededicate the Second Temple in Jerusalem. When they went to light their menorah at their new temple, it stayed aflame for eight nights even though there was only a single day’s worth of oil.

Fast forward to centuries later. The menorah’s modern incarnation is the chanukiah, which has a total of nine spots to hold candles: Eight spots for the eight nights of Chanukah the oil miraculously burned, and a ninth spot designated for the shammash (helper candle) which is used to light the others.

Midnight

Cloud