Chanukah Decorations

Sure, you could throw a couple of Hanukkah dreidels on the table along with some Christmas ornaments and call it a Chrismukkah centerpiece, but why not find the commonalities between the two holidays and bring them together in style.

Apparently, Jewish law dictates that menorahs may be a maximum of 20 cubits high. A cubit equals 18-inches, so we're looking at 18 x 20 for a total height of 360 inches or 30 feet! While that's a generous height allowance, there doesn't seem to be a ...

For the ultimate in extravagance, consider a designer menorah such as Joel Smith's sculptured glass half circle from Steuben Glass priced at $4,500.  Cutting edge designs can be found at anymenorah.com where they have menorahs made from multi-color Lucite, crystal Mah Jong tiles, and decorative oil bottles.

Traditional colors for Hanukkah - blue, white, and silver - provide a chic backdrop for your party. Create a clean, sophisticated combination.Incorporate touches of high-shine silver or blue with a glossy lacquer...

A beautiful, one of a kind Glass Menorah handcrafted with fused glass by artist Tamara Baskin will illuminate your window with colorful style.

An over-the-top hinged dreidel is ideal for keeping your trinkets or jewelry inside. Made of enameled pewter this is a solid piece that will last a lifetime. Each side of the dreidel features a Star of David with a flower in its center. Each point has a carefully placed gem. The spindle is encircled with gems as is the stand. The color scheme on his dreidel is shades of brown and ivory. This is truly a collector's item.

For a special touch, add these reasonably priced charms and beads to Chanukah invitations or wineglasses. They even have Swarovski crystal beads to bump it up a notch!