Jewish women artists

Jane Oppenheim Russo created and donated a sculpture and two printed copies of two of her watercolor paintings. The sculpture is a figure sculpture of a woman and comes with a base and a card.

Stoneware and blue glaze jar with lid. The six sides of the jar are resemble tulip petals.

Contains a Challah tray and the top of Seder Plates (the three tiers are in box 4.)

Jane Oppenheim Russo created and donated a sculpture and two printed copies of two of her watercolor paintings. The sculpture is a figure sculpture of a woman and comes with a base and a card.

Box contains a Greek inspired pitcher, a large bottle, a Southwest vessel, and a white small bottle.

Box contains a teal jar with handles and lid and a casserole dish and lid with teal glaze and incised images of vegetables.

Box contains a four piece Havdalah set of stoneware and glaze, a white and blue stoneware with lid, and a stoneware and glaze blue jar with lid. Havdalah is the religious ceremony that marks the symbolic end of Shabbat and ushers in a new week. The ritual invoves lighting a special havdalah candle with several wicks, blessing a cup of wine and smelling sweet spices.

Casserole dish and lid with teal glaze and incised images of vegetables.

The Challah tray is stoneware with black glazed center, two Stars of David, and Hebrew words. The Hebrew words on the tray are the final four words at the blessing and HaMotzi: lechem min Ha'aretz.