Machzor "Rav Pninim" (in translation from Hebrew "Scattering of pearls") is a collection of prayers in Hebrew for Rosh Hashanah (Jewish New Year) holiday. Prayer is arranged according to the nusach sfarad which is common for Hasidim of the Eastern Europe and with the spread of the Hasidic movement for most ashkenazi Jews. The book is put in the cover made of dark green cardboard with mesh pattern. Machzor is published in Hebrew in the city of Przemysl in 5675 according to the Jewish calendar (1914-1915).
Machzor for Rosh Hashana
(Faina Petryakova Memorial Museum in Lviv)
Machzor (prayer book) for Rosh Hashana.
- Museum / institution
- Faina Petryakova Memorial Museum in Lviv
- Inventory number in the institution
- № 6212 F.P. Cт.Д № 9. Інвентарна книга № 7. Рідкісна книга.
- History, source, type and date of acquisition
- From the private collection of Faina Petryakova, a well-known art critic. Added to the collection in 2002.
- Production period
- CE
- Technique
- printing
- Religious holiday / lifecycle
- Rosh Hashanah
- Religious holiday / lifecycle, comment
- In the machzor there are the texts of prayers for the two holidays, the order of the Torah and haftarah reading during the morning prayer of Rosh Hashanah, the procedure of priestly blessing, the order of tashlich ceremony, the blessing before and after meals.
- Era
- the beginning of XX - the beginning of XX
- Materials
- cardboard, paper
- Dimensions, cm
- width: 15.00, height: 2.00, length: 22.00
- Preservation condition
- satisfactory
- Description of the preservation condition
- rubbing of the cover
- Restoration
- Restoration is recommended.
- Current location
- on display
- Since when displayed (year and month, the name of the exhibition or exposure)
- 2011