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The Jerusalem Modern Lights Menorah, designed by architect Amy Reichert, embodies the central concept of Hanukkah, that of "increasing light".  Each night, you lift a reflector and light the candle; by the last night all the reflectors are lifted.  A starry pattern of perforations in the reflectors allow the the candelight to be visible from the opposite side as well, which makes a beautiful visual presentation in a window. 

 

The menorah base is made of Jerusalem limestone.  The reflectors and candlecups are made of brass.  Each menorah is signed and numbered in an edition of 90.  Made in Chicago.

 

Amy Reichert is an architect and Judaica designer originally from New Jersey, now residing in Chicago.  Her seder plate and miriam's cup designs are included in permanent collection of The Jewish Museum.

 

Jerusalem limestone and brass

5-3/4" x 10" x 6"