What makes home, home? It is said that through migration, language became the sole home of the displaced. But can the inverse be true? Can a place become a home through language?
Heymishkeit – A series of objects that explore the search for, and finding of, the places that we can call home.
A Beautiful "masl un broche" - (luck and blessing) Porcelain Cup
“Masl un broche“, the inaugural piece in the Heymishkeit series, is it at home in Berlin. It is a phrase Berliners use with one another – even if they do not recognize Yiddish as the source of this beautiful expression.
Item Facts:
Volume: 0.28 liters
Height: 102 mm
Diameter: 86 mm
Weight: 330 g
Text: “masl un broche” which means Luck and Blessing
Made in Germany
Actual colors may vary.
16,90 €
Matrijewshka - Matrioshkas with a Jewish Twist
Designed in Berlin, hand painted in Russia, numbered 1 - 100
Bring Jewish heritage from across the world into your home with these famous historical European Jewish figures. A Matrijewshka is a special gift for both children and adults; these hand painted wooden dolls are sure to inspire you and remind you of the rich mosaic of Jewish history.
The Berlin Series – Einstein, Luxemburg, Levin, Mendelssohn
Albert Einstein - The most famous Jewish physicist
Rosa Luxemburg - A Jewish feminist, philosopher, economist, and revolutionary politician
Rahel Levin - Host in the most famous Jewish salon in Berlin
Moses Mendelssohn - A famous German-Jewish philosopher in the Jewish Renaissance
Actual colors may vary.
59,50 €
