Half Circle Menorah
$100.00
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SKU: 13253
Discontinued: final stock
Description
A gorgeous piece of fused glass decorates a metal arched menorah. Gary Rosenthal has been sculpting in welded metals since the early 1970's. Together with a team of talented craftspeople he creates one of the most popular and unique lines of Judaic art in the country. Combining copper, brass, and steel with brilliant fused glass, the Gary Rosenthal Collection has a contemporary style rooted in tradition. His inspiration comes from the rich history of the Jewish people which tells us it's a blessing - a mitzvah - to make beautiful, functional, art. Dimensions are 6.5X 2X 10
- Dimensions: 10L x 2W x 6.5H in
- Color: Brown, multi-Colored, red, blue, black, gold
- Made In: USA
- SKU: 13253
About the Artist: For over thirty years Gary Rosenthal has been sculpting in welded metals. Together with a team of talented craftspeople, The Gary Rosenthal Collection creates one of the most popular and unique lines of Judaic art in the world. they combine copper, brass and steel with brilliant fused glass and 24k gold to create artwork with a contemporary style deeply rooted in tradition. Inspiration comes from the rich history of the Jewish people which tells us itÂs a blessing, a mitzvah, to make beautiful functional Jewish art.
Details
| Dimensions | 10L x 2W x 6.5H in |
|---|---|
| Height | 6.5 in |
| Width | 2 in |
| Length | 10 in |
| Material | Glass, Copper, Brass, Steel |
| Color | Red |
| Style | Colorful, Mosaic |
| Made in | USA |
| Holiday | Hanukkah |
| Subclass | Candle Menorah |
About Gary Rosenthal
For over thirty years Gary Rosenthal has been sculpting in welded metals. Together with a team of talented craftspeople, The Gary Rosenthal Collection creates one of the most popular and unique lines of Judaic art in the world. they combine copper, brass and steel with brilliant fused glass and 24k gold to create artwork with a contemporary style deeply rooted in tradition. Inspiration comes from the rich history of the Jewish people which tells us itÂs a blessing, a mitzvah, to make beautiful functional Jewish art.
