The 7th Minyan of golem/et were inspired by the amazing diversity of Jewish food customs. This golem/et is inspired by that Ashkenazi classic Kasha and Varnishkes, aka Kasha and bowtie pasta, aka farfelle.
Details
8" tall and 5" wide, across the chest
Light wheat wool felt
Hand embroidered with variegated brown, gold, yellow cotton and sparkly accents in dark gold cotton Mouliné Étoile floss.
Variegated brown Psalm 33 sigil markings on each arm
Scroll (inside) with the final lines of Psalm 33 in Hebrew and evil eye ward
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Each golem/et is a handmade one-of-a-kind original - so choose yours carefully.
The golem/et is have the Hebrew word for truth (אמת) inscribed on its chest, which is an inherited practice. The Devotaj Sacred Arts golem/et of the COVID-19 pandemic can be specifically identified by a special symbol on their body. Some have it on each arm, others on their back, belly, or other location. This symbol is a “sigil” a power sigil that represents Psalm 33, which has been used in Jewish history to provide spiritual protection from plague and epidemics and inside each golem is a seed paper scroll with the final lines of Psalm 33 written on it in Hebrew sealed with an evil eye ward pin.
