Antique-Style Brass Seven-Branched Menorah – Temple-Inspired Judaica Accent Piece

Those drawn to worship may also find resonance in the Authentic 7-Branch Brass Menorah — a replica of the ancient Temple lampstand, forged in enduring brass, echoing the sacred design entrusted to Moses on Mount Sinai.

More than a ceremonial object, the menorah represents divine light, spiritual order, and the eternal presence of God among His people. Its seven branches remind us of the days of creation, and its flame — of the soul that must be kindled daily.

Traditionally placed in homes, synagogues, or prayer spaces, the menorah serves both as a ritual vessel and a visual anchor for contemplation. It is lit to honor sacred times, to commemorate miracles, or simply to invite peace into one's home.

"And you shall make a lampstand of pure gold... six branches shall come out of its sides." — Exodus 25:31

To hold or behold a menorah is to feel history glowing quietly in the present — a link between ancient worship and today’s quiet devotion. Its presence reminds us that light endures, and that faith, like flame, must be continually nourished.

🔍 Explore the meaning and biblical origin of the menorah in our article or browse Kabbalistic Menorahs for symbolic designs rooted in spiritual tradition.

Product Specifications
Size: 30 cm (11.8 inch)
Weight: 1600 grams (56.4 ounces)
Material: Authentic Brass

Q1: What is a seven-branch menorah?
A: It’s the original biblical lampstand described in Exodus 25—seven arms from a single piece, a symbol of God’s light, wisdom, and faithful remembrance.

Q2: Is it the same as a Hanukkiah?
A: No. A Hanukkiah has nine lights (8 + shamash) specifically for Hanukkah. The seven-branch menorah is a Temple-pattern symbol and isn’t used for the Hanukkah ritual.

Q3: Where is it mentioned in Scripture?
A: See Exodus 25:31–40 for the design instructions and Zechariah 4 for the prophetic vision of the lampstand.

Q4: Can I light it, and how?
A: Yes—use slim taper candles that fit the cups, set it on a stable, heat-safe surface, keep away from drafts/curtains, and never leave a flame unattended.

Q5: What does “Messianic” mean here?
A: It refers to a style embraced by believers who honor the Hebrew roots of faith in the Messiah—uniting Israel’s Scriptures with New-Covenant hope in the design and symbolism.