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7 Great Hanukkah Gift Ideas

by nikolay | January 24, 2023 | Blog, Company

Hanukkah is a special time of dedication and devotion for the Jewish people. This is especially true for those currently living in the Holy Land. Known around the world as “The Festival of Lights,” Hanukkah is also a time for gift-giving. Lev Haolam specializes in unique products from the land of Israel, and no one makes gift-giving easier. If you worry about giving the right gifts this holiday season, check out our Israeli subscription box. Celebrate your home, your family, and your heritage with these seven great Hanukkah gift ideas.

Give the Gift of Light: A Keepsake Menorah

The reason Hanukkah is called “The Festival of Lights” is because of the miracle that happened within the Jewish temple in Jerusalem in 164 B.C.E. In order to rededicate the temple for worship, the priests required a pure source of lamp oil to light the lamps within. Though they managed to retake the city from their enemies, they discovered only a single remaining cruse (or container) of purified oil within the temple. This would only be enough to light the lamps for a single day. Through a great miracle, the oil kept the lamps lit for eight days.

It may seem like a simple option for a Hanukkah gift. But like the miracle in the temple, the gift of a menorah can be very special. A menorah can make a gift perfect for the newlywed couple in the family. A menorah also makes an excellent gift for brand-new parents and those wishing to start their own family traditions. Make the occasion even more memorable, and choose a high-quality menorah that could be passed down through the generations. The memories you will share with your children during this special holiday may last a lifetime.

For an additional gift idea, keep an eye out for fun menorah candles. From elegant to colorful, there are various candles to choose from. These candles can be perfect for kids and adults alike.

A Symbol and a Game: A Keepsake Dreidel

While it may appear to be a simple game for children, the dreidel itself is a symbol of the Hanukkah miracle. Upon each face of the dreidel is a symbol: נ (Nun), ג (Gimmel), ה (Hay), and ש (Shin). Individually, they symbolize the actions each player can take during the game. Together, they succinctly describe the meaning of the holiday. In the proper order, it means “a great miracle happened there.”

A keepsake dreidel can help you and your family enjoy this Hanukkah tradition for years to come. From hand-carved wood to precious metal, Lev Haolam helps make it easy to choose the perfect dreidel for the members of your family.

Useful Kitchen Essentials: Aprons and Cutting Boards

No matter your family traditions, chances are good you’ll be spending some time in the kitchen on Hanukkah! With potato latkes, fritas de prasa, sfenj, and more adorning the kitchen table, you and your family can enjoy the delights of food this season. This Hanukkah, pick up some kitchen tools and accessories for your family. Pick out an apron with a fun design, or customize a wooden cutting board with their name. Kitchen accessories can be helpful for families of every age, so you can bet your gift will be used all through the year.

With Lev Haolam, our Israeli subscription boxes make it easy to give the gift of world-class cooking. With every gift you give, you’ll be giving back to small businesses in Judea, Samaria, and the Golan Heights.

Unique Pieces of History: Ceramics and Pottery

Beautiful home decorations that hold meaning may be difficult to find in regular stores. Ceramic pieces from the Holy Land are an excellent choice for Hanukkah gift-giving. Ceramics and pottery may not be essential for everyday life, but their ability to inspire and uplift is undeniable. Every ceramic comes from the finest ceramic artists and craftsmen in Israel, so you won’t have to worry about quality. Better yet, their inspiration is drawn straight from their land and heritage, making their creations the perfect gifts for Hanukkah.

Celebrate the Love of Sweets: Chocolates and Candy

Nothing is better for sharing your love and appreciation than the sweetest and richest confections around. Perfect for kids and adults alike, we can help you select the right flavor for the occasion. From sweet honey drops to chocolate truffles and syrups, we may include some sweets in your next subscription.

With every subscription, you support family-owned businesses that have fallen on hard times. Few things are sweeter than knowing you’re helping those in need. 

Gorgeous Displays of Simple Faith: Necklaces and Bracelets

One of the special ways we remember our heritage and faith is through the jewelry we wear. Rich with symbolism and inspired by the Jewish heartland, we offer a wide selection of necklaces, bracelets, earrings, and more. Each is crafted by talented artisans, and each has the potential to please. Whether you love traditional or modern designs, you’re bound to find the perfect piece of jewelry for friends and family.

As Lev Haolam continues to partner with individual artists, our unique selection of beautiful jewelry grows. This Hanukkah, be sure to look for jewelry to gift from your next Israeli subscription box.

Fragrant and Fun: Soaps and Cosmetics

To freshen things up this Hanukkah, why not give the gift of rich fragrance and good health? Lev Haolam highlights a number of Israel-based family businesses that specialize in cosmetics. Choose from delicate soaps and creams to oils and moisturizers. They’re perfect for men as well, with fragrances such as orange, rosemary, and mint.

Purchase Your Israeli Subscription Box Today

As the Jewish people dedicate themselves every year at Hanukkah, so Lev Haolam is dedicated to helping the small, family-owned businesses that call Israel home. We make it easy for anyone to support the land we call home. For this and every Hanukkah, prepare for the season with a subscription box you won’t forget. Get started with your Lev Haolam subscription box today, and support the amazing men and women in Israel.