Jewish Material Culture

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Each of these objects has a significance in Jewish culture and in my life. I selected these object because they were so relatable to objects that i own, being Jewish myself. I have jewelry with the Hamsa, I have placed a Torah shield on a Torah, my mother and grandmother always light their Sabbath candlesticks, and I have my own Kiddush cup from my Bat Mitzvah.

Hamsa amulet pendant, North Africa, 19th-20th century, Unknown, late 19th century - early 20th century, From the collection of: The Jewish Museum, London
Torah Shield, Unknown Artist/Maker, 1669, From the collection of: The Jewish Museum, New York
Sabbath Candlesticks, Unknown Artist/Maker, 19th century, From the collection of: The Jewish Museum, New York
Kiddush cup, Augsburg, Germany, 1761-3, Mittnacht, Hieronymous, 1761 - 1763, From the collection of: The Jewish Museum, London
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