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Kippot Imported from Israel |
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$12.99
Jewish Kippot
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Culture
Bukharan Jews had their own dress code, similar to but also
different from other cultures living in Central Asia. On weddings
today, one can still observe the bride and the close relatives put
on the traditional kaftan (Jomah in Bukharian) and the
richly-embroidered fur-lined hats and dance.
Although their presence in Central Asia has dissipated, Bukharans
remain proud of their Jewish heritage.
Cuisine
Bukharan cuisine consists mainly of shish kabobs of chicken, beef or
lamb. Plov is a very popular Uzbek rice dish that contains carrots
and is often topped with beef or lamb. Bukharans have two main types
of bread. One is called Non, which is a circular bread topped with
black sesame seeds, and the other is called Noni Toki, which is
hubcap matzoh, a lepyoshka, similar to the bagels developed in
Europe.
Music
The Bukharans have a distinct music called Shashmaqam, which is an
ensemble of stringed instruments, infused with Central Asian
rhythms, Muslim melodies, Russian accents, touches of klezmer, and
even a few Spanish chords. |
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