Rochard Dreidel with Jerusalem Scene Limoges Box

A dreidel, the spinning top of Hanukkah, carries a scene of Jerusalem on this Rochard Limoges box. It is hand-painted in Limoges, France, and joins two meaningful parts of Jewish heritage, the holiday game and the holy city, in one piece.

Spinning Toward the Holy City

The dreidel game is a cherished Hanukkah tradition, and its four letters recall the miracle of the oil. Pairing it with Jerusalem gives the piece deeper resonance, linking the festival to the city at the heart of the story. Rochard paints each box by hand, so the colors and fine details vary slightly.

Eight Nights of Light

Set it beside the menorah during Hanukkah, on a sideboard with a plate of latkes and sufganiyot, or on a bookshelf next to family prayer books. It makes a thoughtful present for a bar or bat mitzvah, a rabbi or cantor, a family celebrating their first Hanukkah in a new home, or a friend returning from a trip to Israel. Many families leave it out all year as a reminder of tradition and faith.

Kept Among the Judaica

• A Rochard design, hand-painted in Limoges, France
• Joins menorah, Star of David and Torah pieces
• Fits a Hanukkah, Jerusalem or Judaica collection

Collectors of Judaica often look for pieces that tell a story, and this one tells two.