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Our friends at Curbed have gift guides on the brain -- check out a few of their ideas here!
Say a menorah bearing the memories of ethnic oppression isn't your thing, even if it happens to be carved by the hand of world-renowned architect Richard Meier. No worries, bro. Turns out there are many other far less depressing gift options for those individuals whose religious traditions are usually relegated to a sad, sorry vignette in a shadowy corner of the mall 'bout this time of year. We pulled eight ultra design-y options from Modern Tribe.
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The goods, clockwise from top left: Peacock Menorah from Jonathan Adler, $120; Stainless steel latke server, $5.49; Yiddish ceramic bowls, $15 each
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The goods, clockwise from top left: Travel magnetic menorah by Laura Cowan, $120; Wrought iron menorah by Areaware, $120; Salt and pepper Rainshakers by Israeli designer Sooda Mayer, $18 for the pair.
There's only enough presents here for six nights of Hanukkah...see the last two in the set over at Curbed!
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