Hershel's woodworks
Three Shins Menorah//Hanukiah
Three Shins Menorah//Hanukiah
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This little Hanukah Menorah is made from rare tropical wood scraps saved from other projects. It features the sacred letter Shin to light up your holiday! The proprietary cast bronze candle holders keep the flame safely away from the wood.
Hershel was raised by a Sefardi mother whose native language was Ladino, or Judeo-Espanyol; and an Ashkenazi dad whose first language was Yiddish.
The Ashkenazi, or eastern European Jewish culture was prominent in his upbringing and the Sefardi, or Iberian Jewish culture was somewhat hidden. Today, his workshop is located on the campus of the synagogue Nahalat Shalom, which means both “Inheritance of Peace” and “River of Peace”, in Albuquerque, New Mexico. He built the sanctuary entryway portico and doors there, and the torah ark and torah reading table, the talitot rack and the baseboard molding.
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