As we welcome Shabbat, we’re reflecting on a remarkable piece of Jewish history. 🕯️ The world’s oldest known Kiddush cup—nearly 1,000 years old—was recently sold at Sotheby’s for a record-breaking $4 million, making it the most expensive piece of ceremonial Judaica ever sold. Adorned with both Hebrew and Arabic inscriptions, the silver “Cup of Joy” reflects a time of cultural exchange between Jewish and Islamic worlds. Soon to be displayed at the Toledo Museum of Art, it’s a timeless reminder t

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240 reactions · 44 shares | For the first time in 25 years, the Jewish Museum is reimagining its collection. "Scenes from the Collection," opening in January 2018, features over 650 works from antiquities to contemporary art: TheJewishMuseum.org/Scenes | The Jewish Museum | Facebook

🎨 Art that connects. Experiences that inspire. There’s always something new happening at #DelArt—dynamic exhibitions, immersive events, live music, and creative learning for all ages. Discover ""What’s On"" and be part of a museum that’s growing with its community. Whether you're here for bold contemporary works or art, timeless classics, or just a moment of inspiration, you’ll find it here. | Delaware Art Museum

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