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   Ira Eduardovna

   The deep-set longing of immigrants to revisit the landscape of their childhood is at the heart of Israeli artist Ira Eduardovna's video work. Born in Tashkent, Uzbekistan, in 1980, Eduardovna immigrated to Israel with her family in 1990, as part of ...

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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 ...