(kéter)
Adorno en forma de corona que se coloca sobre las varas superiores del rollo de la Torá.
En Italia, la corona de la Torá se llama “atará”. En Venecia, durante la festividad de Tisha b’Av, la corona de plata es reemplazada por una de madera. En Alsacia (Francia) se fabrican coronas de papel y otros materiales en forma de flor para la festividad de Simjat Torá.
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Kuntoš, Jaroslav. Silver Judaica: From the Collection of the Jewish Museum in Prague. Prague: Židovské muzeum v Praze, 2012, pp. 130-37.
Landsberger, Franz. “The Origin of European Torah Decorations.” Hebrew Union College Annual, vol. 24, Hebrew Union College – Jewish Institute of Religion, 1952, pp. 133–50.
Weiser, Sharon, and Shalom Sabar, editors. And I Crowned You with Wreaths…The International Judaica Design Competition. Jerusalem: Hebrew University of Jerusalem, 1996.
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The Crown: Exhibition Catalog. Jerusalem: U. Nahon Museum of Italian Jewish Art, 2020.
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