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A white tallit according to some Sephardic traditions
A white tallit according to some Sephardic traditions
A tallit with black stripes according to the Orthodox Ashkenazic tradition
A tallit with black stripes according to the Orthodox Ashkenazic tradition
A folded tallit
A folded tallit
Tallit found at the House of Shimson Kleuger, Oświęcim
Tallit found at the House of Shimson Kleuger, Oświęcim
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Tzitzis
Tzitzis
The all-white tzitzit is Ashkenazi. The blue and white tzitzit is knotted in the Sephardi style. Note the difference between the 7-8-11-13 scheme and
The all-white tzitzit is Ashkenazi. The blue and white tzitzit is knotted in the Sephardi style. Note the difference between the 7-8-11-13 scheme and uninterrupted windings (between the knots) on the Ashkenazi, vs. the 10-5-6-5 scheme and ridged winding on the Sephardi tzitzit.
Knitted arba kanfot with worn tzitzit (2 of 4), Basel, 1930s, in the collection of the Jewish Museum of Switzerland.
Knitted arba kanfot with worn tzitzit (2 of 4), Basel, 1930s, in the collection of the Jewish Museum of Switzerland.
A child's tzitzit attached to school shirt
A child's tzitzit attached to school shirt