Light, colorand blessing— A hand painted menorah, a Hanukkah menorah made as art
Collect by arrangement in one of two ways: at a Torah lesson with Rabbi Uziel, with a personal blessing afterward and an opportunity to take part in zikuy harabim, or at the weekly reception in Jerusalem, Rishon LeZion or Netanya.
UZIEL Gallery · Jerusalem
The making
No two menorahs are alike
In Kabbalah, the Tree of Life is a symbol for understanding the sefirot and how divine abundance is expressed in the world. At a Torah lesson with Rabbi Uziel, reflect on this symbol and find an opportunity to take part in zikuy harabim. Collect your hanukkiah by arrangement, with a personal blessing afterward.
- A
Tree of Life
A Kabbalistic symbol for the structure of the sefirot.
- B
Roots
A reflection on source, growth and continuity.
- C
Branches
A reflection on plurality and ways to grow.
- D
Light
Hanukkah recalls the oil miracle and invites us to add light.
Kabbalistic lesson
After coordinating with Rabbi Uziel, receive your hanukkiah at a Torah class.
Personal blessing
Rabbi Uziel offers a personal blessing after the Torah lesson.
Zikuy harabim
An opportunity to take part in sharing merit and Torah learning.
Gift box included
Your hanukkiah comes with a gift box.
The plates
Four collections, endless color
Three collections interpret the Tree of Life from root to canopy, and the fourth flows in a single line. Choose a form and a colorway, and let the brush and the blessing do the rest.
Canopy Collection
An upright trunk, branches spread like a canopy
28×29 cm · UZIEL Tree of Life Menorahs
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Roots Collection
A leaning trunk on winding roots
28×30 cm · UZIEL Tree of Life Menorahs
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Growth Collection
A tree branching out in full bloom
27×30 cm · UZIEL Tree of Life Menorahs
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Flow Collection
A single line flowing from a solid base
21×30 cm · UZIEL Menorahs
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I chose to connect physical art with spiritual art.
Your hanukkiah is painted by hand, especially for you.
Every hanukkiah is painted by hand, so each one is one of a kind. Colors and patterns may vary slightly from the photo.
The artist
Rabbi Uziel
Uziel (59), of Jerusalem, married and a father of five, continues the path of Torah and art of his father, Chacham Naftali of blessed memory. Before the age of 30 he had founded a synagogue and mikveh and written a Torah scroll. His Judaica designs are sold in leading galleries in Israel and abroad, and he regularly attends Torah classes.
Continuing the path of his father, Chacham Naftali, of blessed memory.
To enquire
How to enquire
- Choose a design16 designs in four collections.
- Review the model detailsDimensions, material and price are shown on the hanukkiah page.
- Ask about availabilityAsk about availability and possible collection at a Torah class.
- Ask about collection at a Torah classHand-painted and gift-boxed, with a personal blessing offered after the Torah lesson.
₪720 (ILS) per hanukkiah. Hand-painted hanukkiot for ₪720, including a gift box. Ask about availability and possible collection at a Torah class. Ask about a hanukkiah
Questions & answers
Frequently asked questions
Is every hanukkiah really different?
Yes. Each menorah is painted by hand, so colors and patterns vary slightly from piece to piece. The form, the size and the color language stay true to the design you chose.
What is the hanukkiah made of, and how big is it?
High-quality aluminum with an artistic hand-painted finish. Sizes by collection: Canopy 28×29 cm, Roots 28×30 cm, Growth 27×30 cm and Flow 21×30 cm.
Is a personal blessing offered?
A personal blessing is offered in the spirit of Jewish tradition and does not promise an outcome.
Does the hanukkiah come in a gift box?
Each hanukkiah costs ₪720 and includes a gift box. Arrange collection with Rabbi Uziel at a Torah lesson or at the weekly reception in Jerusalem, Rishon LeZion or Netanya.
How do I arrange collection of a hanukkiah?
Contact Rabbi Uziel by WhatsApp or phone and state whether you prefer collection at a Torah lesson or at the weekly reception, and your preferred location: Jerusalem, Rishon LeZion or Netanya. Confirm the time and place directly with him.
When is Hanukkah 2026?
Hanukkah 2026 begins on Friday, December 4, 2026, when the first candle is lit before Shabbat begins, and ends on Saturday, December 12, 2026.
02 · Letter, form and tradition
Letter, form and tradition
The artworks bring together forms inspired by Hebrew letters and the Kabbalistic tradition. Each hanukkiah is individually made and painted by hand in Jerusalem; small differences between pieces are part of the work. A personal blessing is offered in the spirit of Jewish tradition, with no promised outcome.
Torah study
A path of learning alongside art
Rabbi Uziel regularly attends Torah classes.
53days until the first candle
Bring light into your home this year
Hanukkah 2026 begins on the evening of December 4. Every hanukkiah is painted by hand, so contact Rabbi Uziel in good time.