What art has motivated or inspired you the most?

I am inspired from Judaica art. This art belongs to Israel and is related to the culture of Jews. Jewish ceremonial arts, also called Judaica, refer to a range of ritual items used by Jews. Since it is considered to be a praiseworthy way of fulfilling God's commandments to enhance mitzvah, Judaism has a long tradition of commissioning rituals of craftsmen and artists. A brief prayer ceremony of Havdalah, which is normally performed in the building, marks the end of Jewish Shabbat. A sniffing sweet smell of spice or plant is required for part of the ceremony. A branch of a sweet-smelling shrub is common in Jewish communities throughout the Mediterranean. Literary references to the use of a specially made spice box or bowl are found in northern Europe in the twelfth century. Havdalah's oldest surviving spice boxes date from the half of the 16th century. A German example c is found in the Jewish Museum in New York. 1550 was supposed to come from Frankfurt am Main.

I really admire Tehila Art | for Judaica art.

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