Illuminating Form: Artists and Architects Reimagine the Menorah

Tobi Kahn’s QUYA, Bronze Menorah, 1996 was inspired by tulips, which continue to grow after they are cut, reminding him of the narrative of Hanukah, when oil for one day miraculously lasted for eight.

Below is a link to an article appearing in Galerie Magazine in which this menorah is featured.

Illuminating Form: Artists and Architects Reimagine the Menorah

These artful heirlooms elevate the Hanukkah celebration with thoughtful reverence.

By Scott Drevnig

December 12, 2025

Illuminating Form: Artists and Architects Reimagine the Menorah

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Illuminating Form: Artists and Architects Reimagine the Menorah

Tobi Kahn’s QUYA, Bronze Menorah, 1996 was inspired by tulips, which continue to grow after they are cut, reminding him of the narrative of Hanukah, when oil for one day miraculously lasted for eight.

Below is a link to an article appearing in Galerie Magazine in which this menorah is featured.

Illuminating Form: Artists and Architects Reimagine the Menorah

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