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Actions Displays	Tashlikh Remove from selection Add to selection Object numberM2008/002:008 TitleTashlikh Creatorunknown DescriptionA small, embossed, cut out card showing 3 Jewish men performing the Tashlikh ceremony, symbolically casting sins into the river as part of the Jewish New Year traditions. The background scene shows 3 more men on the opposite side of the river, a large temple and a stone bridge leading to a town - a very European scene. The Hebrew word for Tashlikh is printed in the lower right hand corner. Such novelty cards were popular in the early 20th century. Production date 1900 - 1935 Subjectcards, art, Rosh Hashana, rites & ceremonies, Culture and Religion, Jewish festivals Object namecards Materialpaper Dimensions width: 50.00 mm height: 96.00 mm Credit lineSydney Jewish Museum Collection

Object numberM2008/002:008

TitleTashlikh

DescriptionA small, embossed, cut out card showing 3 Jewish men performing the Tashlikh ceremony, symbolically casting sins into the river as part of the Jewish New Year traditions. The background scene shows 3 more men on the opposite side of the river, a large temple and a stone bridge leading to a town - a very European scene. The Hebrew word for Tashlikh is printed in the lower right hand corner. Such novelty cards were popular in the early 20th century.

Production date 1900 - 1935

Subjectcards, art, Rosh Hashana, rites & ceremonies, Culture and Religion, Jewish festivals

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Credit lineSydney Jewish Museum Collection

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