• Size: 12x12"
• Material: Hand Stitched Wool Felt

This hand stitched felt pillow has a sort of hybrid theme, as the menorah seen on it has holly and a small Christmas tree on its base. It's also red and white, with snowflakes falling around it. This pillow is the perfect gift for the multiple religion household.

As the festive season wraps the world in a blanket of cheer, the Menorah Pillow stands as a unique emblem of harmony and shared celebrations. This hand-stitched wool felt pillow, measuring 12x12 inches, is a heartfelt nod to households where traditions interweave, lighting up homes with the spirit of inclusivity.The pillow features a menorah, traditionally a symbol of Hanukkah, thoughtfully adorned with holly and a quaint Christmas tree at its base, symbolizing a blend of Jewish and Christian symbols.

The menorah is depicted in a vibrant red and white theme, colors that are often associated with the joy and festivity of the holiday season. Surrounding the menorah, delicate snowflakes drift gracefully, each one hand-stitched to create a serene winter's night landscape on the soft, black background of the pillow. This holiday decoration is a plush comfort to rest upon and also a work of art that reflects the beauty of a multicultural world.

The Menorah Pillow is an ideal gift for a family that honors more than one cultural heritage or for anyone who appreciates the warmth and conviviality of the holiday season. It's a gentle reminder that the glow of the holiday season shines on all, regardless of creed or custom. It's an emblem of the season's joy, a tribute to unity, and a celebration of diversity. The pillow's design, while festive, is also reflective, prompting conversations about unity, tradition, and the universal joy that this time of year brings.

As it graces your sofa, armchair, or bed, this pillow is sure to become a treasured part of your holiday decor, a keepsake that embodies the shared happiness and peaceful coexistence of the holiday season. It's a festive decoration that holds a deeper meaning, celebrating not just the holidays, but the love and respect that can bind us all together.