Counting down the days till the Festival of Lights? Hanukkah begins Sunday December 2 this year–less than three weeks away! Below, I’ve rounded up my favorite pieces for the Hanukkah table, as well as some fun gifts for members of the tribe. As I’ve share in the past, I’m so thankful to my husband Simon for having brought this tradition into my life (and teaching me about my own Jewish roots!). Above, a fabulous Star of David Bundt Pan. Enjoy!
Personalized Hanukkah Gift Tags
Gold and Diamond Hamsa Stud Earrings
Kiss Me, I’m Chewish Pajama Set
14K Gold and Diamond Hamsa Charm Necklace
Modern Jewish Baker: Challah, Babka, Bagels
Velvet Blue Ribbon (would love gorgeous with simple Kraft wrapping paper)
Diamond Star of David Necklace
Silver Mercury Glass Votive Candleholders
Meet the Latkes (such a fun new book for kids!)
Brasserie Blue Banded Dinnerware
Little Red Ruthie: A Hanukkah Tale
Personalized Photo Hanukkah Holiday Cards
Modern Star of David Wrapping Paper
A Jewish Bakers Pastry Secrets
Hanukkah Celebration Soup Bowl
Gold and Blue Striped Wrapping Paper
London Blue Hurricane Candle Holders
P.S. Don’t forget to check out my gift guide for guys and for kids! More gift ideas to follow!
Hi Katie! Hope you’re well! I’m relatively new to your blog, but I’ve gathered over the past year or so that Simon is Jewish and you have a Catholic background? Correct me if I’m wrong… :)
My husband and I are protestant, but this year we’ve been learning more about all of the Jewish festivals and feasts and we are aiming to observe Hanukkah this year. While we don’t plan to partake in the gift-giving aspects, I am wondering if you would mind sharing any special Hanukkah traditions that you particularly enjoy. Maybe a prayer that is said or a favorite recipe made – anything, really!
Thank you so much! Loving all the gift-guides… they are so thoughtful :)
Neale – You’re right! Simon is Jewish and I was raised Catholic (though my dad is Jewish). I’ve learned more about Judaism in the last four years than I knew in my entire life! Hanukkah is such a special time. For us, it revolves around eating! Fried foods especially—jam filled doughnuts, potato pancakes, and homemade applesauce. We also try to exchange a small gift each of the eight nights. I hope this helps. Lucky to have thoughtful readers like you!