Parochet from Venice: a masterpiece of 17th-century Jewish textiles

Discover the fascinating story of the Venetian parachute, a masterpiece of 17th-century Jewish textiles that is striking in its beauty and craftsmanship. This unique piece, created in 1676, combines linen, embroidery and silver thread with gilding to give it a unique lustre. Its 190.5 cm height makes it a real centre of attention, while the silver fringe adds elegance. Explore its history and significance in the context of Jewish culture by visiting the Victoria and Albert Museum in London, where this masterpiece is housed. Don't miss this opportunity to immerse yourself in this amazing heritage!