The Lulav is a closed palm frond shaken on Sukkot alongside willow (arava) and myrtle (hadas) branches, as well as with a citron (etrog). Although the word Lulav technically only means “palm branch,” it’s usually used to refer to all of the branches and sometimes the citron as well.
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Sukkot, Leopold Pilichowski 1894/95. Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Gruss This painting may have belonged to Isser and Friedl Reifer, who fled their home in Vienna in 1938.  The Jewish Museum, New York.
Sukkot, Leopold Pilichowski 1894/95. Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Gruss This painting may have belonged to Isser and Friedl Reifer, who fled their home in Vienna in 1938. The Jewish Museum, New York.
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