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Ecclesiastic
Stained Glass
and Judaica |
David
and Michelle |
Plachte-Zuieback |
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In many traditional Medieval European communities, a silver wedding ring with a castle on it was shared in common among all thefamilies in the community. The castle is the symbol of the covanant of marriage. |
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| Specifications: |
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10" diameter |
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Blue, Red |
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Sandblasted slumped glass |
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Text on enclosure:
"The castle ring symbolizes the twin mitzvot of marriage and making a home. Jewish communities of Medeval Europe traditionally shared a common ring used at all weddings which bore a finely crafted silver castel as part of its design."
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Copyright Plachte-Zuieback Art Glass 2011 |
