Tashlich
Tashlich is a Jewish custom that is traditionally performed during Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year. The word "Tashlich" means "to cast" or "to throw," and the ceremony involves symbolically casting off sins by throwing pieces of bread or other small food items into a body of flowing water, such as a river or stream.
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- TypeMixed-Media
Category
- Abstract & Modern
- Classic Wall Decor
- Iconic Places
- Portraiture
- Jewish Symbolic Art
- Unique
- Cultural & Contemporary
- Still Life & Nature
Dimensions
Materials: Museum-quality Museum-quality C-Type canvas Dimensions: 50x32 in / 120x82 cm (other sizes available upon request) Mounting: Foamex 5mm, ready to hang Limited Edition: 5 available (out of 5)
Art Medium
- Digital
Materials
- Canvas
Color
- Blues
- Browns
- Colorful
- Greens
- Greys
- Neutral
- Monochrome
- Orange
- Pastels
- Pinks
- Purples
- Reds
- Yellows
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Born from a deep reverence for tradition, a passion for artistry, and a desire to bring a fresh perspective, YK Jewish Art offers limited editions of original pieces…
Born from a deep reverence for tradition, a passion for artistry, and a desire to bring a fresh perspective, YK Jewish Art offers limited editions of original pieces…