Blooming Dreidel

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The dreidel is one of the symbols of Hanukkah: a small, simple toy whose spin generates movement, light, and joy, and traditionally bears the motif of the miracle on its sides (Nes Gadol Haya Po).

Hanukkah is a winter holiday, the season when many of Israel’s wildflowers begin to bloom.

The Flower Dreidels are designed so that as the dreidel spins, a closed bud opens, petals unfold, the form transforms, and the flower blooms — like a small miracle.

In this way, flowers — symbols of roots, local beauty, and connection to the land — meet tradition, light, and the idea of the miracle.

The chamomile and anemone dreidels are part of an evolving series that will expand to include additional flowers such as cyclamen, chrysanthemum, cornflower, and more.