Red and Blue Hanukkah Dreidel Limoges Box

A dreidel in red and blue, the little spinning top of Hanukkah, is captured here in porcelain. This Judaica piece was hand-painted in Limoges, France, a Limoges box that brings the Festival of Lights to the shelf.

Nun, Gimel, Hei, Shin

The dreidel game is one of the happiest parts of Hanukkah, played by families around the table with gelt and laughter. Each spin carries the old message that a great miracle happened there. In porcelain, the dreidel becomes a lasting reminder of those evenings together.

Festival of Lights Collection

• Hand-painted porcelain from Limoges, France
• Fits a Hanukkah, Judaica or holiday collection
• Pairs well with menorah, Star of David and Torah boxes

Eight Nights of Giving

This dreidel makes a meaningful present on one of the eight nights, for a bar or bat mitzvah, or for a family celebrating its first Hanukkah in a new home. Set it beside the menorah in the window, on a buffet with the latke platter, or on a shelf with other treasured Judaica.

Red and blue give it a cheerful look that suits the playful spirit of the game.