Is this an etrog?
January 21, 2026 at 2:06 PM
Is this an etrog?
No one expects an etrog to the face!
January 21, 2026 at 12:51 AM
No one expects an etrog to the face!
Etrog, who passed away in 2014, is best known for his abstracted figurative sculptures which represent the human body’s transformation in a mechanized, industrial world.
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January 20, 2026 at 1:21 AM
Etrog, who passed away in 2014, is best known for his abstracted figurative sculptures which represent the human body’s transformation in a mechanized, industrial world.
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Crusader II - Sorel Etrog - 1976 📍 burnaby
Donated to SFU in 2012, Crusader II is one of three bronze sculptures installed in the Saywell Courtyard. All three sculptures were crafted by Sorel Etrog, a member of the Order of Canada.
Donated to SFU in 2012, Crusader II is one of three bronze sculptures installed in the Saywell Courtyard. All three sculptures were crafted by Sorel Etrog, a member of the Order of Canada.
January 20, 2026 at 1:21 AM
Crusader II - Sorel Etrog - 1976 📍 burnaby
Donated to SFU in 2012, Crusader II is one of three bronze sculptures installed in the Saywell Courtyard. All three sculptures were crafted by Sorel Etrog, a member of the Order of Canada.
Donated to SFU in 2012, Crusader II is one of three bronze sculptures installed in the Saywell Courtyard. All three sculptures were crafted by Sorel Etrog, a member of the Order of Canada.
Given that searching the name gives me hits for a security researcher in Israel, I'd guess it was "etrog supplier" rather than "lemon salesman."
January 11, 2026 at 5:25 AM
Given that searching the name gives me hits for a security researcher in Israel, I'd guess it was "etrog supplier" rather than "lemon salesman."
Complejos de una joven Dama
Creación de 1960-62.
Técnica: Escultura en bronce.
Dimensiones: 270 × 75 × 52 cm.
Ubicación: Museo Kröller-Müller, Otterlo, Países Bajos.
Autor: Sorel Etrog (canadiense de origen rumano, 1933-2014)
#arts #sculpture
Creación de 1960-62.
Técnica: Escultura en bronce.
Dimensiones: 270 × 75 × 52 cm.
Ubicación: Museo Kröller-Müller, Otterlo, Países Bajos.
Autor: Sorel Etrog (canadiense de origen rumano, 1933-2014)
#arts #sculpture
January 10, 2026 at 6:30 PM
Complejos de una joven Dama
Creación de 1960-62.
Técnica: Escultura en bronce.
Dimensiones: 270 × 75 × 52 cm.
Ubicación: Museo Kröller-Müller, Otterlo, Países Bajos.
Autor: Sorel Etrog (canadiense de origen rumano, 1933-2014)
#arts #sculpture
Creación de 1960-62.
Técnica: Escultura en bronce.
Dimensiones: 270 × 75 × 52 cm.
Ubicación: Museo Kröller-Müller, Otterlo, Países Bajos.
Autor: Sorel Etrog (canadiense de origen rumano, 1933-2014)
#arts #sculpture
The Lilypad Month of Challenges Day 01
Challenge: Make a clean & simple page.
High Hopes kit by ninigoesdigi
Torn Tape Dates 1 by Kim Jensen
Welcome Back kit by Rachel Etrog
Project Mouse Main Street (Artsy) by Sahlin Studio
Challenge: Make a clean & simple page.
High Hopes kit by ninigoesdigi
Torn Tape Dates 1 by Kim Jensen
Welcome Back kit by Rachel Etrog
Project Mouse Main Street (Artsy) by Sahlin Studio
January 1, 2026 at 9:27 PM
The Lilypad Month of Challenges Day 01
Challenge: Make a clean & simple page.
High Hopes kit by ninigoesdigi
Torn Tape Dates 1 by Kim Jensen
Welcome Back kit by Rachel Etrog
Project Mouse Main Street (Artsy) by Sahlin Studio
Challenge: Make a clean & simple page.
High Hopes kit by ninigoesdigi
Torn Tape Dates 1 by Kim Jensen
Welcome Back kit by Rachel Etrog
Project Mouse Main Street (Artsy) by Sahlin Studio
Always wondered what etrog jam would be like.
December 25, 2025 at 10:33 AM
Always wondered what etrog jam would be like.
December 25, 2025 at 10:31 AM
some jews stick cloves in their etrog after sukkot and use it as a spice box for havdala.
not me i eat it i’m no coward
not me i eat it i’m no coward
December 25, 2025 at 10:31 AM
some jews stick cloves in their etrog after sukkot and use it as a spice box for havdala.
not me i eat it i’m no coward
not me i eat it i’m no coward
So *that’s* why the pitom on the etrog is crucial…got it!
a woman is holding her finger to her chin and thinking about a very good idea .
Alt: A woman is holding her finger to her chin and thinking, “I think that’s a very good idea.”
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December 18, 2025 at 4:20 AM
So *that’s* why the pitom on the etrog is crucial…got it!
2) with a lulav and etrog, and a shofar on either side.
2. A zodiac wheel surrounding an image of Helios.
3. Greek inscriptions flanked by 2 lions.
2. A zodiac wheel surrounding an image of Helios.
3. Greek inscriptions flanked by 2 lions.
December 8, 2025 at 2:25 PM
2) with a lulav and etrog, and a shofar on either side.
2. A zodiac wheel surrounding an image of Helios.
3. Greek inscriptions flanked by 2 lions.
2. A zodiac wheel surrounding an image of Helios.
3. Greek inscriptions flanked by 2 lions.
We were passing by the rabbi's house today while walking Winston the Wonder Dog & stopped to say hello—and the rabbi presented me with a spare etrog, left over from last month's celebration of the holiday! 6/7
November 25, 2025 at 9:00 PM
We were passing by the rabbi's house today while walking Winston the Wonder Dog & stopped to say hello—and the rabbi presented me with a spare etrog, left over from last month's celebration of the holiday! 6/7
She'd only ever seen the etrog used during this ritual week, & hadn't realized that it has other uses, such as the fantastic & potent limoncello-adjacent liquor that my Calabrese family would pump into us in tiny glasses. 4/7
November 25, 2025 at 9:00 PM
She'd only ever seen the etrog used during this ritual week, & hadn't realized that it has other uses, such as the fantastic & potent limoncello-adjacent liquor that my Calabrese family would pump into us in tiny glasses. 4/7
My wife is an Ashkenazi Jew. When we first visited Calabria together, she was delighted to find out about the cedro, b/c this fruit, called אֶתְרוֹג/etrog in Hebrew, plays a leading role in the celebration of the autumn harvest festival of Sukkot, a religious tradition that dates back to Exodus. 3/7
November 25, 2025 at 9:00 PM
My wife is an Ashkenazi Jew. When we first visited Calabria together, she was delighted to find out about the cedro, b/c this fruit, called אֶתְרוֹג/etrog in Hebrew, plays a leading role in the celebration of the autumn harvest festival of Sukkot, a religious tradition that dates back to Exodus. 3/7
Guys, I want to write about a menorah pendant, but reply to help me pick which specific one:
1) With fake Hebrew
2) With grapevines (interesting bacchic thing going on)
3) With inscription indicating it is an amulet
4) Totally typical OG glass menorah pendant with shofar, lulav, & etrog
1) With fake Hebrew
2) With grapevines (interesting bacchic thing going on)
3) With inscription indicating it is an amulet
4) Totally typical OG glass menorah pendant with shofar, lulav, & etrog
November 21, 2025 at 1:36 AM
Guys, I want to write about a menorah pendant, but reply to help me pick which specific one:
1) With fake Hebrew
2) With grapevines (interesting bacchic thing going on)
3) With inscription indicating it is an amulet
4) Totally typical OG glass menorah pendant with shofar, lulav, & etrog
1) With fake Hebrew
2) With grapevines (interesting bacchic thing going on)
3) With inscription indicating it is an amulet
4) Totally typical OG glass menorah pendant with shofar, lulav, & etrog
I’m only half kidding. This specific iconography appears in four main places that I’ve seen: 1) pendants like the one above, 2) grave inscriptions, 3) synagogue art, &…4) stamps for kosher bread like this 👇🏻 #Jewish
November 20, 2025 at 11:26 PM
I’m only half kidding. This specific iconography appears in four main places that I’ve seen: 1) pendants like the one above, 2) grave inscriptions, 3) synagogue art, &…4) stamps for kosher bread like this 👇🏻 #Jewish
Jews in Late Antiquity wore menorah pendants like this to display their #Jewish identity, to express messianic hopes, to protect themselves from evil, & to indicate that they were kosher.
November 20, 2025 at 11:26 PM
Jews in Late Antiquity wore menorah pendants like this to display their #Jewish identity, to express messianic hopes, to protect themselves from evil, & to indicate that they were kosher.
Shalom, friends! We are BACK for a SHOCKING citrus-based altar-cation in the Temple courtyard. Welcome to #DafReactions Zevachim 62: The Great Etrog Battle! 😱🍋
#talmud #dafyomi
#talmud #dafyomi
November 19, 2025 at 8:07 PM
Shalom, friends! We are BACK for a SHOCKING citrus-based altar-cation in the Temple courtyard. Welcome to #DafReactions Zevachim 62: The Great Etrog Battle! 😱🍋
#talmud #dafyomi
#talmud #dafyomi
They really are. The weirder the better. Like, I love watching people shake the lulav & etrog. It’s so strange & old. Hard to describe to people who’ve not seen it without sounding unhinged
November 19, 2025 at 1:38 PM
They really are. The weirder the better. Like, I love watching people shake the lulav & etrog. It’s so strange & old. Hard to describe to people who’ve not seen it without sounding unhinged
oh the lulav and etrog is also by the same person as the golems
November 6, 2025 at 8:02 PM
oh the lulav and etrog is also by the same person as the golems
The etrog is actually a later thing because we don’t know what tf they actually used at the time. It was some kind of citrus but it may not even exist anymore.
November 6, 2025 at 3:04 AM
The etrog is actually a later thing because we don’t know what tf they actually used at the time. It was some kind of citrus but it may not even exist anymore.
I was harassed non-stop by Jewish teenagers last month so I could shake a palm branch and the etrog! None of that is going to stop.
November 6, 2025 at 12:23 AM
I was harassed non-stop by Jewish teenagers last month so I could shake a palm branch and the etrog! None of that is going to stop.
Say yes & seize the etrog in the name of the people.
November 5, 2025 at 8:19 PM
Say yes & seize the etrog in the name of the people.