Bidspirit auction | Sephardic Jews in the Ottoman

Sephardic Jews in the Ottoman Empire – Aspects of Their Material Culture Israel Museum, Jerusalem | 1989 - An exceptional and highly important exhibition catalogue documenting the rich and diverse material culture of Sephardic Jews in the Ottoman Empire. This substantial volume presents scholarly research alongside rare and high-quality photographs of Judaica, textiles, costumes, household objects, ritual items, and artifacts reflecting daily life and cultural identity following the expulsion from Spain and the flourishing of Sephardic communities across the Ottoman world. Edited by Esther Juhasz, this catalogue serves both as an authoritative academic reference and a highly desirable collectible for enthusiasts of Judaica, Sephardic heritage, and Middle Eastern history. 📌 Collector Highlights:  • Official Israel Museum exhibition catalogue  • Focus on Sephardic Jews in the Ottoman Empire  • Rich visual documentation of rare Judaica artifacts  • Important reference work in material culture studies  • Highly collectible for Judaica & Sephardic collectors 📐 Details:  • Editor: Esther Juhasz  • Publisher: Israel Museum, Jerusalem  • Year: 1989  • 280 pages  • Size: 22 × 25 cm  • Condition: Very good ✨ A compelling and visually rich catalogue – an essential addition for collectors of Judaica and Sephardic cultural history.