Jennifer Kamenetz: Jewish Scribe

Jennifer Kamenetz, an Orthodox Jew in Berkeley, Calif., is one of the world’s few females to become a Jewish scribe. “I identify as Orthodox,” says Kamenetz. However, because she is a woman, “I know that people in my community wouldn’t read a Torah that I wrote.”
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[@daleknight777]

Sons of Israel בני ישראל ♥️

[@aurinkona]

open your strokes. you just drop the kulmus onto the klaf and start writing. the koitzim you're putting in after the fact are serifs that form naturally when you write properly. if you don't want to do the fine shpitz-work like ashkenazim, at least do the flowing strokes that sephardim do.

[@viniciusv8767]

Amazing❤❤❤❤👏👏👏👏 God bless you🙌🙌🙌

[@tombirmingham7033]

amazing skill, such practice, your hands are so steady. I wish i knew what kind of ink he was using.

[@CraftsmanshipMag]

They are using kosher ink, hope that helps!

[@ericah6546]

*she

[@helloaridesign]

Inspiring work

[@kalyanamitra2048]

Beautiful!!!

[@CraftsmanshipMag]

We agree!

[@vanadiumV]

shalom from Morocco