Dimensions: 43 x 10 x 17 in
Weight: 26 lbs

The sculpture is made of dry oak about 300 years old (confirmed by a certificate). The "wings" are made from the surviving outer part of the trunk, the disk with the image of the Star of David is made from a cut of a branch. The candles are located in the position typical for a menorah.

The central candle rises on a stand in the form of a traditional Jewish hat. All elements create an effect of lightness and solemnity. The base of the sculpture is made in the form of a symbolic Torah, created from solid oak.

Incredible historical events took place in the places where these trees grew, namely on the border of the Moscow and Kaluga regions. Here, battles between Russian troops and Napoleon Bonaparte took place, which these trees certainly witnessed, given their age.

Also, it was here that the defense of Moscow took place in the autumn of 1941. The works, lovingly created from centuries-old oaks, carry the incredible energy of three centuries. Lit candles greatly enhance the effect, emphasizing the uniqueness of the art work, which deeply reflects the symbolism and traditions of Judaism, combining spirituality and modern artistic vision.