Where should the Chanukah menorah be placed?

Traditionally, the Chanukah menorah is placed at the doorway, on the left side opposite the mezuzah, or in a window facing the street to publicize the miracle. There are also guidelines regarding the height of the menorah. Since doorways and windows may not have a suitable surface, a folding menorah table can make it easier to create an appropriate lighting setup. Customs vary, so follow your family's minhag or ask your rav.

How long do Chanukah lights need to burn?

The Chanukah lights should burn for at least 30 minutes after nightfall. On Erev Shabbos, when the menorah is lit before Shabbos candles, use enough oil or longer candles to last at least 30 minutes past nightfall. A Chanukah sand timer or brachos clock is an elegant way to keep track of the time beside your menorah.

What makes the Classic Chanukah brachos pieces unique?

The Classic Chanukah Brachos Card is printed on clear Lucite with a sleek 3D mirrored border and lettering, available in gold or silver. The collection also includes Classic dreidel designs in three formats: a dreidel brachos card, a freestanding dreidel brachos tabletop, and a Luxe dreidel card with a block for display.

Which nusach are the Classic Chanukah brachos available in?

The Classic Chanukah brachos are available in Ashkenaz / Sefard, and the Classic Chanukah Brachos Card is also offered in Edut Mizrach. Check each listing for the available options before ordering.

Should I choose the Line Menorah or another menorah?

The Line Menorah is available in gold or silver and coordinates beautifully with the Classic Chanukah pieces. Choose the finish that best complements your other Chanukah Judaica, and check the individual listing for dimensions and lighting details.

Do Classic Chanukah pieces make good Hanukkah gifts?

Yes. Classic brachos cards and dreidel pieces make meaningful Hanukkah gifts for hosts, teachers, friends, and family. For a more substantial gift, consider a menorah or folding menorah table—practical pieces that can be used every Chanukah.