Temple Menorah

The seven branch menorah, or candelabrum, is one of the oldest symbols of Judaism. It is written that God himself revealed the design for the menorah to Moses. This seven branch menorah stood in the Tabernacle, and subsequently in the Holy Temples.

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Seven-Branch Menorah with Jerusalem Images, Gold - Option: 5.3" or 8.6" Height

Comes in two sizes

$13.59 - $51.50
Yair Emanuel 7 Branch Menorah Classic Design - Black and Silver

$35.09
Seven Branch Menorah with Jerusalem Images, Silver Plate - 5.3" or 8.6" Height

Comes in sizes

$13.59 - $51.50
Two Tone Silver and Gold 7-Branch Menorah, Jerusalem Images – 8.6” Height

8.6" Height

$51.50
Seven Branch Menorah with Jerusalem Images, Bronze – Option 5.3" or 8.6" Height

Choice of sizes

$13.59 - $51.50
Gold Color 7-Branch Menorah with Breastplate and Twelve Tribes

Height: 6.2"

$20.78
Seven Branch Menorah with Jerusalem Images, Copper - Option 5.3" or 8.6" Height

$13.59 - $51.50
Seven Branch Menorah with Jerusalem Images, Pewter - Option 5.3" or 8.6" Height

Available in two Sizes

$13.59 - $51.50
Small Decorative 7-Branch Menorah with Star of David & Breastplate, Gold - 4”

$6.87
Pewter 7-Branch Menorah with Breastplate and Twelve Tribes

Height: 6.2"

$20.78
Small Seven Branch Menorah with Star of David & Breastplate, Pewter - 4” High

Height: 4"

$6.87
Enamel Plated 7-Branch Menorah with Gold Judaic Decorations - Dark Blue

Height: 9.5"

$51.87
Silver Color 7-Branch Menorah with Breastplate and Twelve Tribes

Height: 6.2"

$20.78
7 Branch Jerusalem Menorah on Square Base with Gold Judaic Motifs - Dark Blue

Height: 9.5"

$51.87
Messianic Seal Gold Tone Seven Branch Menorah Grafted Star of David - Dark Blue

Height: 9.5"

$51.87
7 Branch Jerusalem Menorah on Square Base with Gold Judaic Motifs - Red

Height: 9.5"

$51.87
7-Branch Menorah on Square Base with Gold Images and Star of David - Dark Blue

Height: 9.5"

$51.87
7-Branch Enamel Plated Jerusalem Menorah with Judaic Decorations - Dark Blue

Height: 9.5"

$51.87
7 Branch Jerusalem Menorah on Square Base with Gold Judaic Motifs - Olive Green

Height: 9.5"

$51.87
7-Branch Enamel Plated Jerusalem Menorah with Judaic Decorations - Green

Height: 9.5"

$51.87
Messianic Seal Gold Tone Seven Branch Menorah Grafted Star of David - Gray

Height: 9.5"

$51.87
7-Branch Menorah on Square Base with Gold Images and Star of David - Red

Height: 9.5"

$51.87
7-Branch Enamel Plated Jerusalem Menorah with Judaic Decorations - Gray

Height: 9.5"

$51.87
Enamel Plated 7-Branch Menorah with Gold Judaic Decorations - Gray

Height: 9.5"

$51.87
Enamel Plated 7-Branch Menorah with Gold Judaic Decorations - Green

Height: 9.5"

$51.87
Messianic Seal Gold Tone Seven Branch Menorah Grafted Star of David - Red

Height: 9.5"

$51.87
7 Branch Menorah on Square Base with Gold Images and Star of David - Dark Green

Height: 9.5"

$51.87
Enamel Plated 7-Branch Menorah with Gold Judaic Decorations - Red

Height: 9.5"

$51.87
7 Branch Jerusalem Menorah on Square Base with Gold Judaic Motifs - Gray

Height: 9.5"

$51.87
7-Branch Enamel Plated Jerusalem Menorah with Judaic Decorations - Red

Height: 9.5"

$51.87
Messianic Seal Gold Tone Seven Branch Menorah Grafted Star of David - Green

Height: 9.5"

$51.87

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Seven Branch Temple Menorah

These stunning items are made of metal, and represent one of the oldest Jewish symbols, the seven branch Menorah which appeared in both First and Second Temples, or Beit Hamikdash. Only the Kohein was allowed to clean, prepare and light the Menorah as one of his sacred duties. There is much symbolism in the Menorah, one of them being that the mission of the Jewish people is to be a light unto the nations (Isaiah 42:6). In order to dispell darkness, one must use light, and spread enlightenment, knowledge and spirituality, thereby dispelling the dark forces of ignorance, prejudice and hate. The Kohein Gadol would light the Menorah on Yom Kippur as part of the most holy services on that day, as recited in the Yom Kippur prayer services. It is unclear what was the fate of the Menorah when the Second Temple was destroyed by the Romans, some say it was taken to Rome, others pose that it remained in Israel.