Jewish Life Cycle Stained Glass Windows, Jewish Stained Glass, Synagogue Glass Art, Synagogue Stained Glass Window Design, Architectural Stained Glass, Religious Art, Jewish Symbolism by Jewish Artists Plachte-Zuieback for Temple Valley Beth Shalom, Los Angeles: "Redemption of the First Born"

SYNAGOGUE STAINED GLASS, jEWISH STAINED GLASS, SYNAGOGUE ART, AND JUDAICA BY JEWISH ARTISTS DAVID AND MICHELLE PLACHTE-ZUIEBACK

"Pidyon Ha Ben"

Temple Valley Beth Shalom
Encino, California

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Life Cycles: "Redemption of the first born"

Ecclesiastic
Stained Glass
and Judaica

David and Michelle

Plachte-Zuieback

Tradition demands that the first born son of every Jewish family belongs to the priesthood and may only be redeemed through the donation of five shekels to the Temple. In this composition, five modern Israeli shekels go bouncing into the Temple coffer. Above, is the priestly breastplate, bearing the gems of the twelve tribes of Israel.The shekels are rendered in low fire enamel on Grey opal. The breastplate uses gold leaf, in addition to low fire enamel and sandblast etching.

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