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Hanukkah

Eight nights of light and small gifts: on the homepage a polished silver menorah stands in a window across the hero, its arms worked with knops and almond cups, and at the foot of each of its eight candles a live prize sits in a silver ring, the candles twisted in blue and white wax and the shamash raised in beeswax between them. In the two weeks before the first candle the window counts down to it with only the shamash burning; through the festival it shows Night 3 of 8 with that many candles lit and a Happy Hanukkah greeting in the language of the page, moving on to the next night at 6pm store time, kept as hebcal.com gives the eight nights for 2026 to 2035 or from your own first evening, for the US, Israel, the UK, Canada, France, Argentina and Australia. Crisp white, lapis and polished silver by day with candle gold for the flames; after dark the window at night, deep blue glinting with silver and every candle burning. A silver tray of sufganiyot and gelt for the winners, a present in lapis paper tied with silver ribbon for the wallet and for each prize you win, three dreidels landed on 4, 0 and 4 for the 404, and a dreidel spun at the middle of the screen whose painted faces blur out over the page for the dark/light switch. Every other page of the shop is dressed in the same materials — the menorah rail, gelt in gold and silver foil, crimped foil edges, twisted candle wax and blue gift wrap — with a small drawing from the festival on every empty or waiting screen, from an unlit menorah and a box of candles to a plate of latkes and the last drop in the jug of oil. Use it all year: outside the season the menorah simply burns in full light over a crisp blue and silver shop.

• 18 screens
• Light and dark mode
• Version 1.0.21