The Festival of Lights is more than lighting the menorah and eating delicious fried foods such as latkes and sufganiyot. It also calls for eight rounds of small gifts to celebrate Hanukkah with loved ones. The Hanukkah Gift Box ornament makes a great gift! From assortment 36034

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Eggs represent new life and rebirth, making them a perfect representation of the Easter season. The symbolism was born during Medieval times, when eating eggs was forbidden during Lent and thus making eating eggs a treat on Easter morning.

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A dreidel is a four-sided spinning top used in a traditional Hanukkah game, with each side bearing a Hebrew letter that symbolizes a phrase about a miraculous event. The dreidel game and the story together commemorate the themes of resilience, faith, and the triumph of light over darkness.

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The appearance of this ornament allows light to be reflected off each faceted surface, making for extra sparkle and shine. Just like our hearts, we receive light and love from many sources and we are happiest when we reflect that light and love back to other people.

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Under a mischievous moon, the werewolf danced through the pumpkin patch, howling at scarecrows as if they'd howl back. His fur tangled with candy wrappers and twigs, he swiped at leaves, mistaking them for ghosts. When children offered him treats, he wagged his tail, forgetting he was supposed to scare them.

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