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Keter (Torah crown), Mainz Silver, embossed and partially gold-plated, © GDKE, Direktion Landesmuseum Mainz
GDKE, Landesmuseum Mainz
© Landeshauptstadt Mainz (P!EHL media)
GDKE, Landesmuseum Mainz
Keter (Torah crown)
Instead of the rimonim, which are always used in pairs, a keter (crown) can also be placed on top of the Torah scroll. The top photo shows a piece made in the workshop of Martin Mayer, the first Jewish silversmith documented in Mainz, from 1898. The bottom photo depicts a moment from the Torah procession into the synagogue in Mainz in 2010.
Torah
Torah The five Books of Moses at the beginning of the Bible, which are read in the synagogue (Sacred Jewish building for gatherings, services and social and cultural events within the Jewish community.) over the period of a year. The term also refers to the scroll that is stored in the Torah ark.
synagogue
Synagogue Sacred Jewish building for gatherings, services and social and cultural events within the Jewish community.
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