Winnie the Pooh Menorah Classic Disney Judaica Hanukkiah Repurposed tigger piglet eeyore kanga roo

Winnie the Pooh fans of young and old will adore this Hanukah centerpiece. Holds standard size Chanukah candles in sturdy aluminum/ brass cups. Three varieties: 1. Hand-crafted Winnie the Pooh Menorah from repurposed toy figures, wood plaque, brass candle cups, acrylic paint, wooden feet and wood dreidel mod- podged with scenes from Pooh books. Exact pictures differ on each one, but will be similar to photo. 9 x 6 x 5 2. Ceramic Winnie and Tigger with book figure, hand painted wooden pot of honey, wooden feet, wooden base, aluminum candle cups. 7x5x4 3. Pooh and friends stop baby blocks. Menorah made from stained natural wood base, honey pot shamash, wooden feet, Pooh, Piglet, Tigger and Eyore figure. 10x6x5 Candle drip cups can be purchased here and shipped with your order at no additional shipping cost! https://www.etsy.com/listing/796970521/menorah-candle-drip-cups-silver-gold?ref=shop_home_active_2&crt=1 Candles can be purchased here and shipped with your order at no additional shipping cost! https://www.etsy.com/listing/903188433/chanukkah-hanukkah-candles-menorah?ref=shop_home_active_3 This Menorah is a work of art and intended for decorative purposes. This menorah contains combustible materials (wood/ plastic). We cannot be held responsible for any damage or injury incurred by burning candles in this menorah. If you burn candles in this holder and assume the risk and responsibility for any injury or damage: Never leave candles unattended. Burn within site. Keep away from other flammable objects. Keep away from children and pets. Burn on a heat resistant surface. Do not place in oven or submerge in water. Proceeds from this purchase are donated to national and international organizations dedicated to social justice, dismantling racism, Jewish education, improving Arab-Israeli relations, supporting LGBTQ youth, improving girls’ education, and more. Read more about the organizations supported by your purchase on the website at www.eclecticjudaica.com.