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   Children from Bukhara, Uzbekistan

   Erich Brauer Israel 1930s-1940s 316-1002688 The Photographic Archive of the Isidore and Anne Falk Information Center for Jewish Art and Life Jewish Art and Life Stamp on back of photograph: Israeli Ethnographic Association The Photographic Archive of the ...

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   Flagellation whip for Yom Kippur eve

   Bukhara, Uzbekistan 19th-20th century Leather and carved wood Gift of Chai Zarkaiof, Jerusalem B68.0078 190/001 W: 11 cm Jewish Art Photo © The Israel Museum, Jerusalem Jewish Art and Life Jewish Art ...

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   Ridged rolling pin for matzah

   Bukhara, Uzbekistan Early 20th century Wood, carved B78.0291 L: 35; Diam: 5 cm Jewish Life Photo © Israel Museum, Jerusalem, by Ofrit Rosenberg Jewish Art and Life Jewish Life ...

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   Man’s white coat for High Holidays

   Uzbekistan Early 20th century Silk satin B66.07.1058 L: 130; W: 200 cm Jewish Life Photo © Israel Museum, Jerusalem, by Elie Posner Jewish Art and Life Jewish Life ...

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   Women’s dress and underdress for the High Holidays

   Uzbekistan 1930s Dress: machine embroidery on tulleUnderdress: silk satin B64.05.3581, B64.11.3882 Jewish Life Photo © Israel Museum, Jerusalem, by Elie Posner Jewish Art and Life Jewish Life ...

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   Child’s white coat for High Holidays

   Uzbekistan 1930s Ribbed silk B64.12.4200 W: 58-74 cm; L: 42 cm Jewish Life Photo © Israel Museum, Jerusalem, by Elie Posner Jewish Art and Life Jewish Life ...

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   Torah ark curtain

   Bukhara, Uzbekistan Early 20th century Silk-thread embroidery on ikat-dyed silk B69.0066 152/124 H: 218; W: 167 cm Jewish Art Photo © Israel Museum, Jerusalem, by Elie Posner Jewish Art and Life Jewish Art ...

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   Marriage contract (ketubbah)

   Samarkand, Uzbekistan 1884 Groom: David, son of Levy Kabuli Bride: Malka, daughter of Joseph Handwritten on paper; ink B03847 179/023 H: 44.4; W: 34.8 cm Jewish Art Photo © The Israel Museum, Jerusalem, by Ardon Bar-Hama, made possible by the Jesselson ...

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   Marriage contract (ketubbah)

   Tashkent, Uzbekistan 1894 Groom: Nissim, son of Zevulun Bride: Emma Shalom, daughter of Isaac Barukh Handwritten on parchment; ink Purchase, Narkiss Fund B11.0001 179/210 H: 30; W: 22.8 cm Jewish Art Photo © The Israel Museum, Jerusalem, by Oleg ...

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    Matzah perforator

    Bukhara, Uzbekistan Early 20th century Wood, carved; steel nails B78.0290 L: 42; Diam: 7.7 cm Jewish Life Photo © Israel Museum, Jerusalem, by Ofrit Rosenberg Jewish Art and Life Jewish Life ...