Painted Dreidel Box
Of course your dreidel needs its own special box.
You can put it in a house and you can put it in your mouth, but you can also put your dreidel in a hand-painted box.
VIA Yair Emanuel / The Judaica Place
The Deets…
It’s that time of year when gambling is not only condoned, but encouraged thanks to the classic game of dreidel. Like a pair of dice — just with Hebrew letters — dreidels are an integral element to any Chanukah celebration. Spinning them is not only fun, but there’s always a chance you might win some money (be it made of chocolate or precious metals).
That is, if you haven’t lost your dreidel. Small and easy to misplace, you can avoid such a mishap by homing your dreidel in its very own box.
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Made in Israel, each hand-painted Yair Emanuel box features a different Marc Chagall-inspired design, with choices including imagery of a bride and groom, figures hugging, the Wailing Wall, or Jerusalem’s skyline, among others.
