A Festival of Light II Menorah
Created by artist Zachary Oxman exclusively for the White House Historical Association, this menorah celebrates life under the Hanukkah Lights. Leaping into the air, the central figure raises the Shamash high (the candle used to light the others in the menorah). This signed and numbered bronze sculpture is a small scale sculpture based on a series of of bronze menorahs Oxman created for exhibition in the White House during the presidency of William J. Clinton.
Candles not included; candles for the menorah need to be 4/16" or 5/16" in diameter
Created by artist Zachary Oxman exclusively for the White House Historical Association, this menorah celebrates life under the Hanukkah Lights. Leaping into the air, the central figure raises the Shamash high (the candle used to light the others in the menorah). This signed and numbered bronze sculpture is a small scale sculpture based on a series of of bronze menorahs Oxman created for exhibition in the White House during the presidency of William J. Clinton.
Candles not included; candles for the menorah need to be 4/16" or 5/16" in diameter
Description
Created by artist Zachary Oxman exclusively for the White House Historical Association, this menorah celebrates life under the Hanukkah Lights. Leaping into the air, the central figure raises the Shamash high (the candle used to light the others in the menorah). This signed and numbered bronze sculpture is a small scale sculpture based on a series of of bronze menorahs Oxman created for exhibition in the White House during the presidency of William J. Clinton.
Candles not included; candles for the menorah need to be 4/16" or 5/16" in diameter
