Blue and Maroon Hanukkah Dreidel Rochard Limoges Box

Spin the dreidel and see where it lands: this one is painted in blue and maroon for a festive Hanukkah table. It is a Rochard design, a Limoges box of porcelain that was hand-painted in Limoges, France.

Nun, Gimel, Hey, Shin

The four-sided spinning top forms the box, rendered in porcelain rather than wood or plastic. The dreidel game is a cherished part of Hanukkah, played for chocolate gelt and laughter around the menorah. The blue and maroon palette gives this piece a rich, holiday feel that sets it apart from simpler versions.

Festival of Lights Display

Set it beside the menorah on a windowsill, on a holiday buffet among latkes and sufganiyot, or on a shelf with other Judaica. It also looks lovely on a desk at work through the eight nights.

Eight Nights of Giving

• A Rochard Judaica piece, painted in Limoges
• Painted in blue and maroon
• Pairs with menorah, Star of David and Torah pieces

It makes a thoughtful Hanukkah present for a host family, a grandparent, a rabbi, a teacher at Hebrew school, or a couple celebrating their first Hanukkah together.