Product Overview: Introducing the SURI Concrete Shabbat Candle Holders, an embodiment of modern design melded with timeless tradition. This exquisite set features two candle holders - one tall and one short, catering to varied aesthetic preferences and functional uses. Fashioned from high-quality concrete and finished in an elegant black hue with Gold Hebrew lettering, these holders bring a contemporary yet solemn touch to your Shabbat table settings. (Note: Tea Candles are not included)

Dimensions:

• Tall Holder: 4.7 inches (Height) x 2 inches (Diameter)
• Short Holder: 1.2 inches (Height) x 2 inches (Diameter)

Key Features:

• Material Excellence: Crafted from durable concrete, these candle holders offer a robust and stable base, ensuring safety throughout your Sabbath observance.
• Elegant Design: Finished in a sophisticated black, the sleek and minimalistic design complements any décor, enhancing the sanctity and beauty of your Shabbat rituals.
• Versatile Use: Perfectly sized to hold standard tealight candles (tealights not included), these holders are versatile for both Shabbat and daily use.
• Ideal for Gifting: Packaged in a tasteful box, this set makes an exceptional gift for weddings, housewarmings, or any special occasion, particularly for those who cherish Judaic traditions with a modern twist.

Product Use and Care:

• Simply place a tealight candle within each holder to illuminate your space. Wipe clean with a damp cloth to maintain the pristine condition of the concrete material.

Why Choose SURI Concrete Shabbat Candle Holders? With the SURI set, you are not just purchasing candle holders; you are adding a piece of art to your home that respects tradition and elevates your Shabbat experience. Ideal for those who appreciate the blend of modern aesthetics with spiritual functions, this set assures to be a conversation starter and a cherished element of your weekly rituals.

Bring home the SURI Concrete Shabbat Candle Holders today and transform your Shabbat gatherings with style, stability, and serenity. Shabbat Shalom!