Hanukkah, or the Festival of Lights, is observed by lighting the menorah for the eight nights during the holiday. And by feasting and giving presents, of course, but that's hardly the point: The point is the light. And you can't have the light without the menorah.
Luckily, the cheesy Judaica of our youth now has a modern alternative. These menorahs are sophisticated, creative, and pretty enough that you'll want to use them as candelabras all year long—or at least they'll give you something to look forward to every year (in addition to presents).
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