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hello vonnie
he wasn't even looking at me and he found me
AnasAbdin

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Claire Keane
almost home
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Keni
I'd rather be in outer space 🛸
PUT YOUR BEARD IN MY MOUTH
$LAYYYTER

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@adiradirim
I'm so sad that a musical artist I supported has turned out to be a liar, damaging the community.
We, the undersigned, are dedicated to the revitalization of the Ladino (Judeo-Spanish) language, which has been designated as an endangered
I don't know if there's other people who have supported her work, but I wanted to warn people as someone warned me. I don't share "callouts" lightly but the American Ladino League and many notable figures of the community signed this letter.
Kalah Teimanit כַּלָּה תֵּימָנִית / a Yemenite Jewish bride in traditional attire during her henna ceremony a week before her wedding. Israel, before 2006. x
Bathing of Women in the Mikveh. paper gouache by Shalom Koboshvili, undated. Koboshvili, a Georgian Jew, began painting at the age of 61. the primary subjects of his work are scenes of Jewish life. he died before his works could be displayed publicly, and his exhibition remained in storage at the Georgian Jewish Museum in Tbilisi until the Soviet government seized and shut down the museum and the synagogue in which it was housed in 1952. his works now belong to the Georgian National Museum.
"I asked chatgpt" "I asked grok" oh yeah?! Well I asked my rabbi and he said "it depends"
Antique Jewish Hamsa amulets and other Jewish talismans from Morocco, Kurdistan and Israel. 🪬 (png)
absolutely insane menorah
Three glass kiddush cups, probably Bohemian, mid-19th century
"On the Way to the morning prayer in Krakow", by Samuel Hirszenberg, Jewish painter from Lodz
Shabbat Shalom!! Sending love and blessings your way. May this Shabbat be exactly what you need.
A Sephardic Torah manuscript with golden Stars of David, Soria/Tudela 1300–1312. ✡
Paris, Bibliothèque nationale de France, MS Hébreu 21, fol. 98v, Soria/Tudela 1300–1312.
From: Clockwise–Counterclockwise: Calligraphic Frames in Sephardic Hebrew Bibles and Their Roots in Mediterranean Culture by Dalia-Ruth Halperin. x
"Jew with a basket", 1887, by Jozef Pankiewicz
Stavrouakis' work has always meant so much to me, I collect his publishing as I can. I wanted to share some of his depictions of Greek Jews and our clothing, especially the ones I haven't seen shared online.
Bridal headdress ornaments from Djerba, Tunisia. (from the Keren T. Friedman collection on Jewish Life in Djerba)
After training as an anthropologist at UCLA, Friedman began studying the Jewish community in Djerba after traveling there for the first time in 1973. She collected objects documenting ritual and everyday life, and took extensive photographic documentation of the community.
The marks left behind after wrapping tefillin are one of the most beautiful sights on earth and little makes my heart sing more than drawing them on a beautiful man
(edit to add what I mean for those who are unaware)