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 Tzimmes. I’ll let you decide if it’s carrots, sweet potatoes, or both. But do take note of those big prune eyes and the multi-colored raisins sprinkled around, and of course that one sprig of parsley.

Details

• 8.5" tall and 5.5" wide, across the chest
• Dark orange wool felt
• Hand embroidered with purple and green perle cotton and sparkly accents in dark purple cotton Mouliné Étoile floss.
• Purple Psalm 33 sigil markings on each arm
• Scroll (inside) with the final lines of Psalm 33 in Hebrew and evil eye ward

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.