Judaica Classics

Owner Doina Bryskin scours the markets and artists’ studios of Israel, Italy and beyond to discover cutting-edge Judaica for her boutique. We're particularly taken with the mishmash of funky menorahs ($40–$4,000), including DCI plastic candelabras that come with 46 colored glow sticks ($32) and Legacy Judaica crystal mah-jongg styles inscribed with Chinese characters ($95). Adi Sidler seven-inch aluminum concentric-tube menorahs ($89) are ideal for small spaces, as are Quest painted-cloisonné brass tulip styles ($210). Evergreen items such as Caesarea Arts multicolor aluminum mezuzahs ($59) and Israel Giftware stainless-steel dreidel-shaped bowls ($18) help make it feel like Hanukkah year-round.