Bowl-Shaped Menorah With Striped Candles and Star of David

A tall menorah stands on a curved base with a slim, curved stem that holds up a wide, bowl-shaped body. Nine long candles sit in small cups along the top, each with a flame and thin diagonal stripes on the wax. The center candle, the shamash, is set a bit higher than the other eight and has its own little cup. A Star of David sits in the middle of the bowl, with swirling loops and curls on both sides. A table line and a few short shadow lines run behind and beneath the base. Try coloring the eight side candles in a repeating pattern and making the center one a different color, which opens up a simple talk about why the shamash stands apart. The big open spaces on the bowl also suit markers or glitter pens. This page is free to print.