Bidspirit auction | Silk Gartel with a Golden

Silk Gartel with a Golden Thread from a Garment of Marana Or Shivat Hayamim Woven into It - Silk Gartel following the Chassidic custom. With a lengthy impressive golden thread from a garment worn by Rabbi Yisroel Baal Shem Tov, his Eis Chlat which he wore sitting by his pure table, woven into it.  Placed for protection in a fabric bag.  The thread from the garment was kept separately when the garment was renewed after time mades its mark on it.   Pay attention: the golden thread from the Baal Shem Tov's garment was multiplied 7 times in this item - an especially long thread!!! The Admor of Tosh was dressed in this garment when he was sick and wonder of wonders, he recovered and returned to his Avodat Kodesh.  Maran the Admor of Pshevorsk was unwilling to touch the garment due to its Kedusha and only kissed it solemnly, stating modestly that he was unworthy of even looking at it and then saying: 'ס ווערד כל הון שבעלמא נאר א קוק צו טאהן' . The history of the pedigreed Goldenbaum family, descendants of the Baal Shem Tov:  The famed Rav Rabbi Sholom Meir Friedman [1817-1900], the son of Rabbi Avraham Shlomo, the son of the famed Rav Rabbi Yisroel Chaim of Ludmir, the son of the Rav the Malach. Rabbi Sholom Meir immigrated to Safed.  His son, the Chassid Gaon Rabbi Avraham Shlomo Friedman-Goldenbaum [1843-1917], known as Rabbi Avraham Shlomo ben Maharosh, a leading Dayan of Safed and an important Sadigura Chassid of Eretz Yisroel.  His son, Rabbi Chaim Aharon Goldenbaum, born in Safed, an important Chassid who also live3d in Jerusalem. His son, Rabbi Avraham Yosef [d. 1944], is buried in Safed near the Ari's grave.  His son, Rabbi Shlomo Dov Goldenbaum [d. 198]. Guarded the garment as a treasure.  The grandson's confirmation is enclosed.  Silk Gartel, 18 threads, one of them golden from the Baal Shem Tov's garment.  Elegant velvet bag woth an embroidered inscription: ”הייליגע גארטיל” Very good condition.