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HANUKKAH HIGHLIGHTS: Celebrations Around the WorldJewish tinsmiths in Morocco made Hanukkah lamps from many materials, such as the one seen here made from tin, fabric scraps, and colored glass. Moroccan Jews lit the lamp to the right of the entrance to their home. A newly married couple in traditional Moroccan-Jewish dress lights the lamp for the first time together, as musicians in the courtyard play in honor of the celebrations that continue after the wedding.via Behance
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I love these Czechoslovak matchbook labels from 1964. The art, the design, how they show off each city’s landmarks.
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Russian artists Leonid Tishkov and Boris Bendikov created a fantastic world illuminated with the moonlight where they tried to convey relations between the man and the Moon. This is a romantic story about a man who met the Moon and decided to stay with it forever. They named the installation ‘Private Moon’.
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