
Flow Hanukkah Menorah, Tree of Life Menorah Alternative · Turquoise
Turquoise
With God’s help
The plates
UZIEL Menorahs
A single line flowing from a solid base
The Flow Collection is the modern alternative to the Tree of Life menorah line. One continuous line rises from a solid, rounded base, curves, and opens into eight branches and the shamash. It is lower and wider than the other collections, and especially suited to a window, a shelf or a table.
21×30 cm · High-quality aluminum, hand-painted

The form. Canopy is upright and symmetrical, Roots leans on winding roots, Growth branches like a tree in bloom, and Flow is low and wide on a solid base. Each collection comes in four colorways.
It will have the form and colorway of the design you chose. Because it is painted by hand, the patterns and small details are unique to each menorah.
A hanukkiah is the nine-branched Hanukkah menorah used for the holiday. The seven-branched menorah refers to the Temple lamp.
Choose a kosher nine-branched menorah first, then choose the form, size and color that fit your home. UZIEL offers 16 hand-painted designs.
Yes, when it has eight lights plus a distinct shamash and is stable for safe lighting. These menorahs are made for Hanukkah lighting.
It symbolizes rootedness, growth and continuity in Jewish life. In the Canopy, Roots and Growth collections, that idea appears through trunks, branches and roots.
They combine contemporary sculptural forms with hand-painted Judaica. Each hanukkiah is individually painted, so small details and shades vary.
Yes. Every hanukkiah is painted by hand, so colors, patterns and small details vary slightly even within the same design.
Each hanukkiah costs ₪720 and includes a gift box. Contact Rabbi Uziel by WhatsApp or phone to ask about availability and possible collection at a Torah class.

UZIEL Tree of Life Menorahs
An upright trunk, branches spread like a canopy

UZIEL Tree of Life Menorahs
A leaning trunk on winding roots

UZIEL Tree of Life Menorahs
A tree branching out in full bloom
Hanukkah 2026 begins on the evening of December 4. Every hanukkiah is painted by hand, so contact Rabbi Uziel in good time.