Slipcast Dreidel

Both functional and aesthetic. Looking delicate like porcelain, but strong like stone. In other words, you can actually use it for playing dreidel. It is said that dreidel was played as far back as the time of the Maccabees. It is said that children would sit around telling Jewish stories, which was illegal, and when the soldiers would come, they would quickly pull out a dreidel and pretend they were just playing a silly little game. Today, we play dreidel not only for fun and chocolate, but also it reminds us of a time when even telling the stories of our people was a criminal act.

$60 on its own, $30 in a box. Buy it on its own or add it to a Hanukkah box.

Ages 0-2, 3-5, 6-8, 9-12
Dimensions: 2.2" height x 1.4" width × 1.4" depth
Materials: Ceramic
What's included: 1 ceramic dreidel, 1 storage bag (organic cotton), card with instructions for playing dreidel