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Ecclesiastic
Stained Glass
and Judaica |
David
and Michelle |
Plachte-Zuieback |
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One of the three fruits brought back from the Land of Caanan, by Jacob, the fig is symbol of peace, of new beginnings and of fertility. This plate bears the inscription of the abbreviated "Shehechianu" and features secondary shade blasting in rendering the fruit. |
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| Specifications: |
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7 1/4"x1 1/4" |
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Blue, Red |
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Sandblasted slumped glass |
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Text on enclosure:
"The fig is one of the three holy fruits, which Joshua brought back frtom his survey lf the land of Canaan (Numbers 13:23) The fig is the symbol of peace and of the Age of the Messiah, when all men shall dwell in peace, 'beneath their grapevine and their fig'."
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Copyright Plachte-Zuieback Art Glass 2011 |
