A handmade Hanukkiah crafted from ammunition casings and raw metal parts—a style characteristic of Judaica pieces from the pre-state Yishuv era or the early years of the State of Israel. Candle holders: Made from bullet casings arranged in a row. Backplate: Made of rusted sheet metal featuring flame or wave-like decorative motifs at the top. Materials: Grooved and perforated metal with an authentic, rusted appearance. The history of Hanukkiahs made from bullet casings is closely linked to the artistic and historical concept known as "Trench Art"—works of art and folk craft created by soldiers, civilians, or prisoners of war using battlefield debris and ammunition remnants.