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This Torah mantle, from about 1655, is embroidered with silk and gilt-silver thread and is richly decorated with curling, interlocking patterns. The crown dates from the middle of the nineteenth…
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Artist Unknown
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Venice, Republic of Venice
(Venice, Italy)
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ca. 1655
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Pieter van Hoven
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Amsterdam, Republic of the Seven United Netherlands
(Amsterdam, Netherlands)
Date:
1696
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Torah finials are a pair of ornaments used to decorate the upper ends of the rollers on which the Torah scroll is wound. The Hebrew term rimonim, which means “pomegranates,” references the…
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Myer Myers
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Philadelphia, British America and the British West Indies
(Philadelphia, United States of America)
Date:
1776
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Artist Unknown
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Gördes, Ottoman Empire
(Gördes, Turkey)
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Late 18th–Early 19th Century
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Artist Unknown
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Angora, Ottoman Empire
(Ankara, Turkey)
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1826
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Moses Ganbash
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Constantinople, Ottoman Empire
(Istanbul, Turkey)
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1838–1839
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Artist Unknown
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Bischitz, Austrian Empire
(Byšice, Czech Republic)
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1855–1856
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Daniel Henriques de Castro
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Amsterdam, Netherlands
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ca. 1860
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Paper cuts were a distinctive Jewish folk art in Eastern Europe, where rural Poles and Ukrainians also practiced the craft. Jewish paper cuts had their own techniques and imagery and were used for…
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Late 19th Century