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Specification
AgeRangeDescription : Adult
Brand : Judaica
BulletPoint : World Wide Shipping
BulletPoint1 : kiddush cup
BulletPoint2 : ARTISTIC JUDAICA: This artsy Kiddush Cup takes a classic style and gives it a stunning modern design.
BulletPoint3 : TRADITIONAL JEWISH GIFT: Whether you are looking for a holiday present, or a gift for Jewish hosts, friends or colleagues, you can't go wrong with Legacy Judaica's collection of artistic Jewish items
BulletPoint4 : Package Weight: 1.0 pounds
Capacity : 8.5 fluid_ounces
CareInstructions : Wipe Clean
CareInstructions1 : Machine Wash
CareInstructions2 : Hand Wash Only
Color : Silver
ExternallyAssignedProductIdentifier1 : 0689983234567
ExternallyAssignedProductIdentifier2 : 689983234567
IncludedComponents : Straw
ItemDisplayDimensions_Height : 6.5 inches
ItemDisplayDimensions_Length : 2.75 inches
ItemDisplayDimensions_Width : 2.75 inches
ItemName : Judaica Collectible Statue/Sculpture Man Holding Kiddush Cup Israel by Kalderon 7.5" T
ItemPackageDimensions_Height : 6.5 inches
ItemPackageDimensions_Length : 2.75 inches
ItemPackageDimensions_Width : 2.75 inches
ItemPackageQuantity : 1
ItemShape : Novelty
ItemTypeKeyword : kiddush-cups-and-sets
Manufacturer : Judaica
Material : Ceramic
ModelName : 2090
ModelNumber : 2090
MountingType : Tabletop
NumberOfBoxes : 1
NumberOfItems : 1
NumberOfPieces : 12
OccasionType : Valentine's Day
OccasionType1 : Passover
OccasionType2 : seder
PartNumber : 2090
PatternType : Solid
ProductDescription : Unique, Extremely Rare Clay Statue / Figurine / Sculpture Artistically David Kalderon (you can read more about him in the Bottom of this Page). A Religious Man Reading From A Book and Holding Kiddush Cup Please Look at Image For The Artist Signature Size: Approx 7.50" Tall 1958 when the New Bezalel opened in Jerusalem, it did not intend to include a ceramics department. Yet in that same year the academy acquired the “Beit HaMalakha” ceramics studio where artist David Kalderon was working. He had originally been trained in Yugoslavia before emigrating to Israel. When “Beit HaMalakha” was acquired by Bezalel, Kalderon became a teacher of sculpture, where he worked alongside Pnina Amir, Maude Friedlander, Gedula Schweig-Ogen, and the head of the department, David Wachsel. When the Ministry of Education and Culture approved the establishment of a ceramics department at the new Bezalel, they instructed its director to train students to make industrial pieces that would later be produced at larger factories for the general Israeli market. All of the pieces were molded and fired in one room, at the instruction of Kalderon and Friedlander. In line with the industrial guidelines setout for them, the studio produced a great number of pieces made from plaster. Kalderon, who was the instructor for the stone-wheel, would prepare the material and make the example model used by the students. Kalderon is considered a pioneer in the history of the Israeli ceramics industry. In addition to being the mentor of Israel’s first generation of ceramics students, he also produced a number of artistic works himself from various materials. Although his influence can be seen in the works of many artists of the period, his own creations are far fewer. Today his works are extremely rare.
ProductSiteLaunchDate : 2013-01-20T08:00:00.000Z
RecommendedUsesForProduct : Home
Reusability : Reusable
Seasons : All Seasons
Size : One Size
Style : Classic
SubjectCharacter : David Kalderon
SupplierDeclaredDgHzRegulation : not_applicable
Theme : Religious
UnitCount : 1
UnspscCode : 60121000