Make sure your Chanukah accoutrements are up to snuff this year. We’ve got fair-trade gelt, dreidels for a cause, and ultra-modern menorahs for your 2013 festival of lights. So sit back, enjoy the latkes, drink some wine, and light the candles. L’chaim!
1. The BLUE BEL AIR MENORAH ($198), designed by Jonathan Adler, adds a touch of modern style to your Chanukah decor. The light from the candles will sparkle on this menorah, made from sapphire-blue Lucite and chromed steel. The 11 1/2- inch-long candelabrum was designed with celebration in mind. store.thecjm.org
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2. These <strong>WIRE AND BEAD DREIDELS </strong>($25) are handmade by artisans from the group Streetwires, which works with the Zulu in South Africa to create crafts from recycled goods. Not only are these dreidels beautiful, they are also completely functional — just what you need to get everyone betting gelt after dinner. <strong>globalgoodspartners.org</strong></p>
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