Protective case for a Torah scroll with dedication

Protective case for a Torah scroll with dedication

  • Place of origin:Bukhara
  • Date:Mid – late 19 cent.
  • Materials and equipment:Wood, velvet, kundal, silk, adras tin, dye; Indian ink on parchment
  • Size:Height: 62; diameter: 31
  • Topic:
    Bukharan Jews
Protective case for a Torah scroll with dedication. Bukhara. Mid – late 19 cent. Wood, velvet, kundal, silk, adras tin, dye; Indian ink on parchment. Height: 62; diameter: 31. From the Itskhakov family, Bukhara. Adras is a fabric consisting of silk and cotton in which the silk thread creates a blurred design. Kundal is a technique of embossing with gold or silver thread to create a brocaded fabric.