Celebrate the holidays with this "Hanukkah Icons" mask. Fun and whimsical icons illustrate the primary elements of Hanukkah in fun and whimsical graphics! Constructed of 100% cotton, this 2-layer non-medical grade mask features comfortable, adjustable belt loops, reinforced seams, and loads of personality. A perfect addition to the #ChanukahParty!
Hanukkah Masks 2022
- Triple-layer mask
- Elastic ties with 2 adaptable rubber stoppers
- Material: 100% polyester, lining: 100% cotton
- Size L is suitable for the majority of men
- This item is not a medical accessory. It does not exercise any proven action against any contagion
Hanukkah Face Masks 2022
The boxes, usually inlaid in stone, are not used for most of the year, but come alive for eight nights beginning on the 25th of the Jewish month of Kislev when janukiot , nine-branched candlesticks, whose lighting marks the first night of the Hanukkah festival. The festival, which begins this year at sunset on Tuesday 12 and lasts for eight days, celebrates the miracle of the rededication of the Temple of Jerusalem, in the year 165 before this era, after the defeat of the Greeks, who occupied Judea, at the hands of a group of Jews called Maccabees. The word Hanukkah means "dedication" in Hebrew.
According to Jewish tradition, at the time of the rededication, there was oil to keep the menorah, the seven-branched candelabrum of the Temple, lit for just one day. Miraculously, it lasted eight days.
The boxes are the ideal place to fulfill the Jewish precept of pairs may nisa: to make public the miracle of Hanukkah. The custom is almost general in Israel, although not so much in many Jewish communities around the world.
During the eight nights, the Hanukkah can also be placed on a step at the entrance of the house, next to the door, or behind a large window facing the street so that passersby can see them.
Thus, placing hanukiyot in public view makes the Festival of Lights, another name for the holiday, a feast for the eyes. Many families have a custom for each member to light their own, so it is not uncommon to see seven or eight lights lit behind a window or in the glass box in a house.
In Jerusalem, the best places to see hanukiyot are neighborhoods with a considerable number of religious Jews.
Some are the Old City, Mea Shearim, Geula, and Nachla'ot. The former has become the most popular of all, especially on the eighth night, when some residents come out and offer hot drinks to the public, tell stories and explain the designs of their chandeliers. For another aspect of the holiday visit a hotel, where guests often light candles at a single table in the lobby. Sometimes 12 or more hanukiyot can be seen lit at once.
Going for a walk on a winter night can make you hungry, but don't worry. Another of the customs is to eat foods fried in oil, of which the most consumed are sufganiyot, known in some countries as buñuelos, burmuelos or berlinas. They are filled with jam or cream, and some are covered with confectioner's sugar.
The number and variety of donuts can satisfy any palate and, together with the oil lamps and candles, add some light and warmth to the long winter nights.
