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This pair of candle holders draws from one of scripture's most enduring images — a ladder reaching skyward, alive with movement and ascent. The design translates that ancient vision into sterling silver, the ladder's rungs cold-forged by hand and rising alongside each candle, while sinuous tendrils curl upward as if mid-climb, animated and reaching toward the light above.
Each holder rests on a raised domed base of sterling silver, fabricated to ground the piece with gentle, earthbound stability — a quiet counterpoint to the upward energy of the ladders above. Presented as a matched pair, the two holders mirror one another across the Shabbat table, together evoking both the ritual of the candles and the timeless human gesture of reaching toward something higher.
One of a Kind
Dimensions: 8" height x 3.5" diameter base
Year Completed: 1999
Photography by Image Quest Photography/Terry Weckbaugh
This pair of candle holders draws from one of scripture's most enduring images — a ladder reaching skyward, alive with movement and ascent. The design translates that ancient vision into sterling silver, the ladder's rungs cold-forged by hand and rising alongside each candle, while sinuous tendrils curl upward as if mid-climb, animated and reaching toward the light above.
Each holder rests on a raised domed base of sterling silver, fabricated to ground the piece with gentle, earthbound stability — a quiet counterpoint to the upward energy of the ladders above. Presented as a matched pair, the two holders mirror one another across the Shabbat table, together evoking both the ritual of the candles and the timeless human gesture of reaching toward something higher.
One of a Kind
Dimensions: 8" height x 3.5" diameter base
Year Completed: 1999
Photography by Image Quest Photography/Terry Weckbaugh