Face Masks from Jewish Businesses

Advertisement for "Custom Simcha Masks" featuring photos of people wearing face masks, including one reading "Oy vey" and another "Will you marry me?", promoting masks for weddings and celebrations.
Advertisement for custom cloth face masks by iKippah, featuring embroidered designs for businesses and events, a man wearing a monogrammed mask with a kippah, and a window mask for educators.
Screenshot of an Oy Toys promotional email featuring a stuffed chicken toy wearing a blue star-patterned face mask, with text urging readers to wear masks during the COVID-19 pandemic.
A black face mask printed with Hebrew text reading "Lashon hara, lo medaber elai" (Evil speech, don't talk to me) sits in plastic packaging among other masks on a store shelf.

This item originates from American Jewish Life.

Title
Face Masks from Jewish Businesses
Description
These items show how some Jewish businesses responded by producing face masks
Date Created
April 2020
May 2020
August 2020
Denomination
Judaism
Genre
image
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Institution
A blue and white shield-shaped crest for Yeshiva University, featuring an illustrated Torah scroll at its center with Hebrew text above and below, and "YESHIVA UNIVERSITY" inscribed along the border.Yeshiva University Special Collections