This is not a chanukiyah, the menorah used on Hanukkah (those have nine branches, not seven) but the

This is not a chanukiyah, the menorah used on Hanukkah (those have nine branches, not seven) but the second I saw this I said “Oh, what up Judaism” and the Louvre confirmed it for me. Their focus is on the candelabra and the braided vegetation around it but I’m pretty sure that’s a shofar on the right of the inside the wreath, and possibly a lulav on the left? Either way, fun to see!

[ID: A piece of masonry carved with several objects – rosettes at the corners, a wreath of some kind of vegetation, and a seven-branch candelabra, consisting of six branches curving outward from a central stem, flanked by two sinuous shapes. The one on the right resembles a traditional shofar horn, and the one on the left appears to be a long rod of some kind with two small branches off the main.]