Jewish art on parchment
Jewish art on parchment, also known as “Ketubot,” is a beautiful and intricate tradition of illuminated manuscripts that date back centuries, featuring ornate calligraphy and vibrant illustrations depicting Jewish symbols and themes. These pieces of art not only serve as a symbol of love and commitment between partners, but also as a testament to the enduring legacy of Jewish culture and craftsmanship.
The book of Psalms/ Tehilim
The Book of Psalms, also known as Tehilim in Hebrew, is a collection of 150 religious poems and hymns that are part of the Hebrew Bible. They were written over a period of several hundred years, primarily by King David and other Hebrew poets and musicians. The psalms cover a wide range of themes, including praise and worship, thanksgiving, lament, and supplication. They are used extensively in Jewish and Christian worship, and are often recited or sung in individual and communal prayer.
Megilat Esther
Megilat Esther is a biblical book that tells the story of Purim, a Jewish holiday celebrated in late winter or early spring. It recounts the events of how Esther, a Jewish queen of Persia, saved her people from a plot to exterminate them, led by the evil advisor to the king, Haman. The story is full of drama, intrigue, and miraculous events, and is traditionally read aloud in synagogues during Purim celebrations.