In 1966, Baron Edmond de Rothschild presented to The Library of The Jewish Theological Seminary a massive, fifteenth-century illuminated Hebrew manuscript in an almost perfect state of preservation. This extraordinarily beautiful mahzor (prayer book used on the High Holidays) written in Florence in 1490 by the scribe Abraham Judah of Camerino, and illustrated by at least three different art workshops, includes the prayers and piyyutim (Hebrew liturgical poems) for the entire Jewish year.

Each notecard, printed with soy-based inks on recycled paper, features beautiful reproduced page from the Rothschild Mahzor.

Notecards are blank inside allowing room for a New Year's or other greeting of your own.

20 notecards and envelopes with 5 each of 4 designs.

Cards printed with soy-based inks on recycled paper.

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