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Tikkun Lights Menorah Tree
  • Tikkun Lights Menorah Tree
  • Tikkun Lights Menorah Tree
Tikkun Lights Menorah Tree
$399.00

The Tikkun Lights Menorah Tree draws inspiration from the experiences that Christmas Trees provide during the Holiday Season. The Menorah Tree will create a bigger and more celebratory Hanukkah Holiday Season. The traditional menorah stands as the brightest symbol of Hanukkah.  The Tikkun Lights Menorah Tree will also become the brightest canvass for your family to design and decorate their own tree. Standing eight feet tall and six feet wide, it will be the centerpiece for your family’s Holiday home.

Nine tree candles rise to make a curved menorah shape, wrapped in PVC needles and custom LED lighting for an authentic Menorah Tree feel. To symbolize the flames of Hanukkah, 9 candle lights are provided to top each tree candle. Featuring a metallic bronze powder-coated frame and hidden wires, the Menorah Tree was designed with form and function in mind. It's built for an easy assembly and stands tall on its sturdy base, ready to light your home year after year. 
DETAILS
  • Statement Size: 7 1/2 ft tall x 6 ft wide
  • Curved menorah design
  • Lush tree candles crafted with realistic PVC needles
  • 945 LED lights 
  • 9 candle lights atop each tree candle
  • Traditional metallic bronze powder coated finish 
  • Durable quality lasting for many holiday seasons

Founder's Story

Hi, I’m Kelley, the founder of Tikkun Lights. I’ve always loved the magic of the holidays: the way music, food and traditions bring people together, create joy, and fill our homes with warmth. As someone who cherishes the beauty and meaning of Hanukkah, I wanted to create something that honors this celebration while adding a fresh and festive twist. That’s how the idea of the Menorah Tree was born: a joyful blend of tradition and creativity that can spread love and light.

At Tikkun Lights, my mission is to take the most prominent symbol of Hanukkah and make it the centerpiece for celebration. My belief in the Menorah Tree stems from my own experiences having one in our home. I love that our kids look forward to decorating the tree and the rest of our house. We reminisce over each ornament we’ve collected through the years, some of which serve as memories of family members both alive and no longer with us. I love that our kids relentlessly ask about what their gifts might be. I love that the tree honors the ritual of saying a prayer and lighting a candle for eight nights. These small yet powerful moments of connection and reflection are at the heart of why I started Tikkun Lights.

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