Beadwork from Odessa

Abstract The unexpected custody of a family heirloom leads to the unearthing of women’s family history that is intertwined with the idealistic pursuit of Jewish utopian agricultural communes among Ashkenazi communities facing Russian pogroms. Examines the challenges facing the process of unearthing obscured ethnic American history from family heirlooms.

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Religion and the Arts
Published
2025-03-24
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1163/15685292-02901008
Primary Topic
Jewish and Middle Eastern Studies
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Beadwork from Odessa

Lila Marz Harper
Religion and the Arts
Jewish and Middle Eastern Studies
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Beadwork from Odessa

Lila Marz Harper
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Abstract

Abstract The unexpected custody of a family heirloom leads to the unearthing of women’s family history that is intertwined with the idealistic pursuit of Jewish utopian agricultural communes among Ashkenazi communities facing Russian pogroms. Examines the challenges facing the process of unearthing obscured ethnic American history from family heirlooms.

Religion and the ArtsVol. 29(1-2)
Central Washington University (US)
Openalex Percentile: Top 93%
Jewish and Middle Eastern Studies
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