Ottoman Empire Soap Making Mold, Jerusalem, Palestine, 19th Century. The mold is made of wood and the floral and foliage pattern is hand carved. These kinds of molds / patterns were made in Jerusalem in the 19th century under the Ottoman Empire regimen; they were especially made to make soaps for tourists and pilgrims. Many different patterns were made to suit the wide varied of cultures that arrived to Jerusalem. For a wider commentary please see - Arts & Crafts of 19th century Israel, edited by Yona Fischer, published by the Israel museum in Jerusalem, 1979. 10cm X 5.5cm / 4in X 2.16in.
Ottoman Empire Soap Making Mold, Jerusalem, Palestine, 19th Century. The mold is made of wood and the floral and foliage pattern is hand carved. These kinds of molds / patterns were made in Jerusalem in the 19th century under the Ottoman Empire regimen; they were especially made to make soaps for tourists and pilgrims. Many different patterns were made to suit the wide varied of cultures that arrived to Jerusalem. For a wider commentary please see - Arts & Crafts of 19th century Israel, edited by Yona Fischer, published by the Israel museum in Jerusalem, 1979. 10cm X 5.5cm / 4in X 2.16in.
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