The Shabbat candlestick of Rabbi Chaya Mushka Schneerson wife of the Rebbe of Lubavitch.

The Shabbat candlestick of Rabbi Chaya Mushka Schneerson wife of the Rebbe of Lubavitch.
Silver candlesticks in which Shabbat candles were lit in the home of the Lubavitcher Rebbe for years.

Every Saturday night, the rabbinate lit candles in these candlesticks.

These candlesticks - came from Mrs. Galperin's family by Rabbi Chaya Muskh's close friend for about fifty years. The two were friends in the 1930s. With the Nazis coming to power, the Rebbe and the rabbinate emigrated to the United States, while Mrs. Galperin remained in Europe. She was miraculously through the Holocaust, and at the end of the war she came to the United States immensely. The rabbinate, known for her noble and wonderful grace, gave her friend her personal tools that she had used to date, including her Shabbat candles before us.

The candlesticks are accompanied by signed certificates with evidence of the above story.

Rebbetzin Chaya Mushka Schneerson - Born on Shabbat on May 25, 5661 to her father, the Rebbe, the Rebbe and her mother, Rabbi Nechama Dina. She was married to Rabbi Menachem Mendel Schneerson of Lubavitch, ZYA, who was crowned as Rebbe after the death of her father Rabbi. Throughout her life, she assisted in various fields for her husband, who began serving as Rebbe in 1951. , And doing kindness with the people.

In her last few years she has been involved in Operation Holy Shabbat candles. The rabbinate's special image continues to illuminate and set an example for Jewish women around the world. Tens of thousands of Chabad followers usually call their daughter the name of the Rebbetzin.

Height of candlestick: about 23 cm.

Condition; Generally Very Good .

Holy Shabbat Candle Operation - The Rebbe explains (to Kuti Chagim, p. 22) that the essence of Shabbat candles is illustrated in the holy glow and in other places - to add light, spiritually and materially, as an amendment to "experiencing the extinction of a world candle" Previously it was customary that even though every woman and daughter were actually obliged to light the Shabbat candles, the girls were obliged to light their Iman candles, but now that darkness is darkening the world, it is necessary to increase both spiritual and material light and to make every daughter light Shabbat candles and bless them beshem umalchut.