Jewish Morocco Antique

This exquisite Moroccan bracelet is a stunning example of traditional Jewish bridal jewelry

costume worn by a Moroccan Jewish woman. Traditionally, a father gifts his daughter a Berberisca dress for

to early 20th-century Morocco. The piece is comprised of two interlocking halves of dense, dark-toned

in silver with a striking design of the Moroccan Jewish Star and with flowers , this protective

A rare find this 19th century green velvet and goldthread ceremonial jewish cape, from Morocco.

Alfred DEHODENCQ (1822-1982) Study of a hand; preparatory to the painting Jewish Bride in Morocco

Moroccan Jewish Judaica brass khamsa. (Hand of Fatima) This beautiful piece of folk brass art

particular significance within Jewish communities." From an old Moroccan collection comes this unusual

Jewish communities. From an old Moroccan collection comes this rare "triple marked" handcrafted silver

strength, power, and blessings from a divine source and holding particular significance within Jewish

Moroccan Jewish folklore, lizards were associated with resilience and divine healing, making this piece a

, the Hamsa holds particular significance within Jewish communities. From an old Moroccan collection

. The Jewish community in Morocco has a long history, with roots dating back to antiquity. By the 19th

Antique glass and tin Moroccan Bikur Cholim charity container from Fez, circa 1920, is a

Heavy hand made silver hamsa created by a Moroccan master 19th century silver artisan Depicting a

diverse artistic traditions of Moroccan Jewish communities. The amulet features two prominent, pierced

A Silver Hamsa from early 20th-century Morocco is a captivating artifact that blends Jewish

blessings from a divine source and In North Africa the Hamsa holds particular significance within Jewish