The seven-branched menorah has represented the people of Israel’s connection to the Lord since their years in the desert of Sinai. It stood in the Temple in Jerusalem from the days of King Solomon.
In the year 70 C.E. the Roman general Titus destroyed the Second Temple and took the menorah to Rome as a trophy of war. The symbol itself was never lost. Today it remains one of the central emblems of the Jewish nation.
At nine inches, this gold-plated menorah has the presence for a mantel, a sanctuary, a study or an office. It is a best seller, and a gift that honors the roots of faith.
Jerusalem Artists’ Company is a proud supplier to the Museum of the Bible Store in Washington, D.C.
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