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Hagaddah For Passover Seder Micrograph On Egg C.1965 For Sale
HAGADDAH For Passover Sedar Micrograph on EGG Made in 1965 The Most Unusual KOSHER For Passover Item AnywhereBuy it Now or Make an Offer
MICROGRAPH Displaying The Entire HAGADDAH
Inscribed on the surface of an eggshell by artist Abraham
Chadah, Tel Aviv, completed the 12th day of Adar I, 5725 (February 14, 1965). Origin of the Passover Sedar Egg….during the 830
years that the holy temples of Jerusalem were in existence, every Jew in
ancient Israel, had to bring to the Jerusalem temple an animal sacrifice on
each of his 3 pilgrimage festivals—Passover, Shavuot, Succos—an animal to be
sacrificed, on the temple alter, the Korban Chagigah (Festival Offering).
On Passover, certain portions of the Korban Chagigah was
eaten, along with the special sacrifice, a lamb, the Korban Pesach (Passover
Offering).
During periods of the loss of the holy temples, when
sacrifices were suspended, the festival and
pascal offerings were symbolically remembered during Passover, in our prayers,
and at the festive meal, by placement on a Kaarah (Sedar Plate). Two cooked foods: traditionally a shank bone
and an egg, slightly roasted.
Until the 3rd holy temple will be rebuilt, we
recall the sacrifices, not by roasted parts of animals, but by those of fowl cooked,
but slightly roasted, which are generally eaten during lunch of the 2nd
day of Passover.
Uneaten will be the Hagaddah Egg, serving daily as a daily
as a reminded of the Exodus, offerden as we to daily remember the Festival of
Freedom.
The piece is uniquely identified by the artist, and was featured in a newspaper article about it, and the holiday of Passover, years ago. Included with the sale are 8 x 10 black and white photos of the piece.
This is the only one know to exist, and it is fully legible.
The egg (unknown origin) measures 3" in height and is 2 1/2" wide. The glass cup it is encased in measures, 6 1/4" in height. The plexiglass display case measures 6 x 6 inches square and is 8 1/2" in height.
FREE shipping and handling, anywhere in the U.S.A. double boxed, properly protected.
International delivery is a flat rate of $125 due the weight and size of the overall parcel. If there is a serious amount remaining, from an international delivery, after the parcel is en route, with our consideration, we will refund, some of the unused portion of those funds to the buyer.
We retain the right to remove this sale for any reason, during the course of it appearing on , for whatever reason, as we are presenting it to museums as well.
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Hagaddah For Passover Seder Micrograph On Egg C.1965 : $1,250