A temporary and eternal hanukiah made of polymer in 3D printing. Anonymous, it does not require a public lighting. Its conditions are not standard for an object that is usually carefully preserved. Glued to the wall and placed on the corner of the street, easy to tear off and exposed to the weather. Those factors make it a persistent item that is able to shine a great light. When it stands on the building facade, it is no longer a guest but an entire part of the public space. Advertising the miracle commands us to spread the light of the hanukiah from the house's window. The temporary and eternal menorah makes it from the public space itself.​