JUIVE DE CONSTANTINOPLE

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Text on the back -מוזיאון ישראל, ירושלים The Israel Museum, Jerusalem יהודייה מקונסטנטינופול, המאה הי'ט, תצריב צבוע ביד Jewish Woman from Constantinople, 19th Century Hand-coloured Etching 441 © Israel Museum Products Ltd.;Production period - second half of the 20th century;founders, architects, painters etc. - Camille Rogier;Front Period - second half of the 20th century;Category - Jewish types;Description - This vertical postcard depicts a hand-colored etching made by Camille Rogier around 1842. It shows a Jewish woman from Constantinople, nobly standing. She is richly and elegantly dressed with a traditional outfit made of precious cloth, which covers completely her body: it is composed of a robe (antari) tightened by a belt (ku?ak), under a long jacket (cepken). She also wears the common headdress: the Turkish hotoz, (also known by the name of halebi). This headdress, which was ball-shaped, was placed on the head and wrapped in one or more shawls to increase its volume. It was an identifying feature of Jewish women in particular. [S.H.]

Title JUIVE DE CONSTANTINOPLE.
Additional Titles JEWISH WOMAN FROM CONSTANTINOPLE
Jewess from Constantinople (Ottoman Empire)
Contributors אוסף גלויות היודאיקה ע"ש יוסף ומרגיט הופמן. האוניברסיטה העברית בירושלים. המרכז לחקר הפולקלור. אוסף גלויות היודאיקה ע"ש יוסף ומרגיט הופמן
Creation Date 1950-1999
Call number at Current Custodian אוסף גלויות היודאיקה ע"ש יוסף ומרגיט הופמן.
Host Item המקור נמצא ב:אוסף גלויות היודאיקה ע"ש יוסף ומרגיט הופמן.
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Credits אוסף גלויות היודאיקה ע"ש יוסף ומרגיט הופמן, המרכז לחקר הפולקלור, המכון למדעי היהדות ע"ש מנדל, האוניברסיטה העברית.
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אוסף גלויות היודאיקה ע"ש יוסף ומרגיט הופמן, המרכז לחקר הפולקלור, המכון למדעי היהדות ע"ש מנדל, האוניברסיטה העברית.

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