menorah
menorah, 메노라
A seven-branched candelabrum, it is an important religious symbol in Judaism, representing the sacred lamp used in the Temple.
It holds particular significance during Hanukkah, a Jewish festival, where a special ritual involves lighting one candle each night for eight days.
A seven-branched candelabrum, it is an important religious symbol in Judaism, representing the sacred lamp used in the Temple.
It holds particular significance during Hanukkah, a Jewish festival, where a special ritual involves lighting one candle each night for eight days.
The menorah is a seven-branched candelabrum used in the ancient Israelite Temple. It symbolizes the seven days of creation and divine light. It is such a central symbol in Jewish culture that it is even used as the official emblem of the modern State of Israel.
During Hanukkah, a special nine-branched candelabrum called a hanukkiah is used to commemorate the miracle of the Temple's rededication. Recently, it has become recognized worldwide as a symbol of Jewish identity and culture, extending beyond its religious significance.