


Menorah · SKU 4439
Gold color 7 Branch Fish Design Temple Menorah
A seven-branch Temple menorah in zinc alloy with gold plating, carrying an integrated fish symbol and standing on a hexagonal metal base. The candle branches follow the classic Temple form while the fish motif addresses Messianic and early-church symbolism.
Key Benefits
- The fish motif opens a Messianic and Christian buyer that a plain Judaica menorah does not reach
- Hexagonal metal base gives a wide, stable footprint for a seven-branch piece
- Gold plating over polished zinc alloy holds the fish outline sharply
- Single tooling serves two related markets, which improves stock turn for a distributor
Application Scenarios
- Messianic congregation retail
- Christian bookstore Judaica sections
- Home worship and display
- Faith gifting for milestones and holidays
Who It Is For
- Messianic and Hebraic roots congregations
- Christian bookstore and gift buyers
- Judaica and religious gift wholesalers
- Online faith retailers
Problems It Solves
- Congregations that read both traditions are underserved by single-tradition designs
- Narrow-base menorahs are unstable once all seven candles are seated
- Symbol detail is commonly blurred when plating is applied over an unpolished casting
- Retailers need one piece that sells to two adjacent congregational audiences
Technical Features
- Seven-branch Temple menorah form
- Integrated fish symbol in the design
- Robust zinc alloy construction
- Gleaming gold plated finish
- Hexagon metal base
Materials
- Zinc alloy
Manufacturing Process
- Mold engraving
- Zinc alloy die casting
- Polishing
- Gold plating
- Inspection and packing
| Material | Zinc alloy |
|---|---|
| Branches | Seven |
| Base | Hexagon metal base |
| Finish | Gold plated |
| Motif | Integrated fish symbol |
| SKU | 4439 |
Quality Control
- Fish motif checked for clean outline after plating
- Hexagonal base checked flat and level
- Branch alignment verified so all cups sit at the same height
Certifications
- ISO9001
- SEDEX 4P
- Inspection at every production process, not only at final pack
Customisation Options
- Gold or silver plating
- Enamel accents on the fish motif
- Custom base design
- Own-brand gift packaging
Use Guide
- Place on a level, heat-tolerant surface before lighting
- Let wax cool fully and lift it out rather than scraping the cups
- Wipe with a soft dry cloth only
- Keep out of direct sunlight to protect the gold finish
Comparison With Other Options
Compared with Plain gold temple menorahs
The fish symbol carries specific meaning for Messianic buyers, which makes the piece easier to recommend at the counter
Compared with Round-base menorahs
The hexagonal base gives a wider bearing surface and a more architectural look on a shelf
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Questions About This Product
What does the fish symbol represent on this menorah?
The fish is a long-standing symbol of faith associated with the early followers of Yeshua, which is why this design is popular with Messianic and Hebraic roots buyers.
What base does it stand on?
A hexagonal metal base, which gives a wide and stable footprint for a seven-branch piece.
Is a silver version available?
Plating colour is customisable, so silver and two-tone finishes can be quoted.
Can the fish motif be enamelled in colour?
Yes. Senchoy runs its own enamelling lines, so colour accents on the motif can be added. Send your colour reference for a proof.
Request A Quote For This Product
Tell us your quantity, finish and any customisation. We reply within 24 hours and usually send a proof and quotation within two hours of confirming the details.
