From a place of love: contemporary jewellery speaks Judaism
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CriticalThinking
KatiaRabey
Published: 09.05.2019
Arm piece: A Sign Upon Your Hand, 2017
Silver, string, printed parchment.
9 x 8 x 50 cm
Photo by: Ya Studio
From series: A Fringe Of Her Own
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From its very beginning religion has always been tightly connected to jewellery: the objects of worship, the symbols of affiliation, sacred images and artifacts were often abundantly adorned to show both adoration of god and the high status of religion.
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