Or (Light) - Woven Hanukkah Throw Blanket Nova Nostalgia Original Design

Let There Be Light

Or (אור) is one of the first words spoken in the Torah: yehi or, "let there be light." It's also inside Hanukkah's other name, Chag HaUrim, the Festival of Lights. One small word, doing a lot of work.

This design is our tribute to the late Yaacov Agam, the Israeli pioneer of kinetic art whose bands of color seem to shift as you walk past. (He also designed the giant menorah lit every Hanukkah at Grand Army Plaza in Manhattan.) Here, that spirit becomes a hanukkiah built from vivid stripes of cobalt, violet, tangerine, green, and gold, all nine flames lit, beneath the word אור in bold pinstriped Hebrew. The whole thing sits on a soft sky-blue panel.

Woven into a generous 54" x 60" throw, it's made for the first night and every night after.

What's in the design
- אור (Or): light, front and center
- Nine flames lit: night eight, the grand finale
- Stripes in the spirit of Israeli kinetic art: color that refuses to sit still

Why you'll love it
- Three Hebrew letters, one big idea
- A nod to Israeli art history you can actually curl up in
- Bright and graphic, made to stand out on a neutral sofa
- Machine washable, because chocolate gelt melts

Perfect for
- Hanukkah gifting for kids, grandparents, and everyone in between
- A first Hebrew word for little ones
- Fans of Israeli art and bold, modern color
- Dorm rooms, first apartments, and family rooms

Details
- Size: 54" x 60"
- Material: woven cotton/polyester blend
- Finished, fringed edges
- Care: machine wash
- An original Nova Nostalgia design inspired by Yaacov Agam; not affiliated with or endorsed by the artist or his estate

Three letters. Eight nights. Plenty of light.