Choosing the Perfect Candlesticks

Welcome to the Shabbat Candlesticks gallery where you can get some helpful tips on choosing the perfect candlesticks, and find a variety of items, made of various materials like gold, silver, stone, wood, glass and more.

Here are some helpful tips on choose the perfect candlesticks

You may have seen different variations of sabbath candles and ask yourself: "which is the right one for me"? Well, there is not one answer; you should follow your heart, and choose the candlesticks you feel provide you with a feeling of tranquility and warmth (just as the Sabbath does). Some women light a pair of candles: the first to remind us to "remember" the sabbath and the second to remind us to honor and "keep" it. Others may light a single candle. In this case there will be one candle for each member of the family, symbolizing the angel of God that accompanies each individual throughout the Sabbath.

Quality, quality and again... quality

Sabbath candlesticks can be found in many variations. They are designed from various materials and in numerous styles. When purchasing the candlesticks, I recommend choosing those of high quality. They will serve you for many years to come, maybe even be passed on to your children. They will also serve as a reflection of your home.

Sabbath candlestick picture gallery

Welcome to the Sabbath candlestick picture gallery where you can find an imposing variety of pictures of Sabbath candlesticks.

Understanding what's available to you

With so many designs and materials available, choosing the perfect Sabbath candlestick can really be confusing. Over the years I've seen hundreds of different candelabras inspired by different themes. Many designs are inspired by biblical motifs, like the tree of life. Others are inspired by nature: leafs, stems and flowers. I've even seen designs inspired by love and many others formed with the clean line of a modern look.

Don’t choose your candlestick lightly

The most common materials are sterling silver, gold, glass, ceramic, stone, pewter and brass, but there are many others. No matter what material you choose, try to select an item of high quality so that it will last for many years and hopefully even be passed on as a family heirloom.

Where to buy Sabbath candlestick?

Take a look at some unique Sabbath candlestick picture

I gathered some of my favorite examples that represent the popular variety available. These items were all created in Israel by well known designers. They are of high quality and I believe they will bring their users joy throughout the years. If you like any of the items and want more information about them, you can find them here, or on one of the judaica stores listed above.


Silhouette Tea Light Candleholder by Ori N	Pomegranates Shabbat Candlesticks by Yair Emanuel	Fitted Shabbat Candlesticks - Jerusalem by Yair Emanuel	Pomegranates Shabbat Candlesticks by Dorit Klein



Shabbat Candlesticks -Rainbow Design by Adina Plastelina	Shabbat Candlesticks Adina Plastelina	Pomegranates Shabbat Candlesticks by Shraga Landesman	Pomegranates Shabbat Candlesticks by Shraga Landesman



Pomegranates Shabbat Candlesticks by Shraga Landesman	Traveling Shabbat Candlesticks by Agayof	Traveling Shabbat Candlesticks by Agayof	Pomegranate Shabbat Candlesticks by Anat Basanta



Pomegranates Shabbat Candlesticks by Shraga Landesman	Ani LeDodi Shabbat Candle Holders by Yossi Steinberg	Shabbat Candlesticks by Ester Shahaf	Ani LeDodi Shabbat Candle Holders by Yossi Steinberg



Shabbat Candle Holders by Yossi Steinberg	Dancers Shabbat Candle Holders by Yossi Steinberg	Doves Shabbat Candle Holders by Yossi Steinberg	Doves Shabbat Candleholders by Shraga Landesman



Shabbat Candleholders by Shraga Landesman	Shabbat Candleholders by Shraga Landesman	Decorated Crystal Candlesticks by Ester Shahaf	Handcrafted Shabbat Candlesticks by Ester Shahaf



Shabbat set by Shraga Landesman	Oriental Shabbat Candlesticks by Ester Shahaf	Blue Tube Pillar Shabbat Candlesticks by Ester Shahaf	Brass Shabbat Candle holder by Shraga Landesman