A Manly Menorah

by [➚] · Saturday, November 18th, 2006


Via Vestal Design, designers Alyssa Zukas and Josh Korwin are looking to stage “a judaica revolution towards appealing and tasteful designs for the Modern Jew,” with their new startup Notshlock. Their first product is The Man-Orah, a menorah worthy of the badassedness of Chanukah’s religious zealotry. The hefty candelabra, crafted entirely from plumbing supplies, carries a not-so-hefty price tag of $99.

Filed under Holidays, Judaica

One Response to “A Manly Menorah”

  1. ahh good ol’ gender essentialism…


    —Cole Krawitz · November 19th, 2006 at 6:00 pm

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