#jewish miku

[gansimcha]

jewish hatsune miku.. hatsjewne miku.. hatsune mikjew.. you get it

[orannotoren]

Jewish Holiday Miku - Simchat Torah 📜✨🏆

[ace-hell]

Ok so i am late by like a month, i have been busy and STILL didn't finish my native jewish miku but fuck it here's indigenous, native israeli miku with a little of my touch and a small analysis:

The clothes:

The dress is double layered and based on biblical description i saw of the clothes ancient jews wore i added yellow hoops at the end of the dress to represent the color of our oppression- yellow belts under the muslim rule and yellow stars in the holocaust

The embroidery:

The Rikma(embroidery) is a personal project i am working on for the past 3 months. The embroidery that WAS practiced on the land eventually was allowed only to muslims and arabs, jews in ottoman syria/palestine were so oppressed and poor they didn't have access to threads and around 1800's some rabbis discoraged jews being involved in arab activity, not only that the jews has completely disconnected themselves from most of the arab culture after the spread of zionism to the land as a form of building their own identity. And if there were jews involved in embroidery it is unknown bc all the photos i see are labeled as "palestinian woman" with no explanation if it is a christian, muslim or jewish.

My project consists of making patterns and motifs based on jewish history, symbols, traditions, land etc and i try to make it original, unique and as diverse from the tatreez as possible to avoid conflict. If any of you want i can explain in a different analysis on what each pattern represents.

The jewelry:

I genuinely suck at drawing gold and jewelry and tried my best to adorn her with as much jewelry as i can. The side piece(that can barely be seen) is also a pattern i came up with, i call it "amulet"

(ps. I forgot to make her a normal necklace, wanted to make it with a hamsa)

Henna:

Henna is still practiced by jews, mainly sefardic and mizrahi jews + ashkenazi jews who grow up and participate in mizrahi culture. The henna on the hands is based on patterns i saw some jewish artists made (on google unfortunately it didn't have names) which has the star of david on it and on the legs i made a mix of bukharan and yemeni jewish henna.

So here it is. A native, indigenous jewish/judean/israeli(te) miku. I tried my best✨

[hoozlpoozl]

Israeli-Jewish conservative miku :)) (I like calling her Mika, credit to @mothmancat)

My friends and I headcanon that she is inspired by Ofra Haza, manages a store in Jerusalem selling headscarves, and sings in a women's choir :)

[kick-a-long]

Jewish miku ✡️💙🎶

I have to use paper and phone editing. Hope she cheers up your day. She’s as Shojo as I’ve ever drawn.

[communist-hatsunemiku]

beachy_aurora

[emilieduchatele]

Jewish Shtetl Miku!

Her necklace is an amulet of protection, and the colors she's wearing are also protective

[thecozygrove]

Might be a little late to the Miku world tour trend but heres my Miku in some traditional clothing 🩵 🕊️

I was a little hesitant to post this at first but idrc now...

[asthmaticplushiedragon]

מיקו במדרשה לכבוד הראשון לספטמבר, או משהו (feat. תחנת אוטובוס באמצע שוםמקום, ארמית בלתי ניתנת לפיענוח, דיונים הלכתיים בארוחת צהריים ושחנ"ש בשלוש לפנות בוקר)

[i-can-kazoo]

I couldn't resist giving this trend a go, so here's Jewish Miku, featuring that one godawful uniform that every Bais Yaakov on the eastern seaboard seems to use.

[anonymous-tals]

I was bored and couldn't sleep and as I was looking at some of the posts from this trend, the words "Jewish Miku Bat Mitzvah" came to me in a vision.

[jerusalemstraycat]

Guess what?! Miku's birthday on the Gregorian calendar was weeks ago, but her Hebrew birthday (17 Elul) was only a few days ago! I'm not actually late for this trend!

(I really was going to finish it and upload it back in August, but then I...got a little preoccupied LOL)

Anyway! I've seen several lovely Jewish Mikus, but I wanted to make one of my own. So here's Hatsune Miku as this very specific variety of frum Jewish woman who may or may not live in NYC.

Notes under cut:

I erred on the side of faithfulness to the original outfit and color scheme rather than cultural accuracy, so she looks like she's going to shul rather than just hanging out. Shabbos Miku, why not.

I guess I could have given her one of those tichels with the long tails? but like. She's a teenager.

Her hair is slightly darker blue to make it look more similar to traditional תכלת color.

Hoodies. Why are we so obsessed with our hoodies? We have them from schools and organizations and fundraisers. At least it's a better swag idea than t-shirts.

I spent WAY too long on that מיקו logo for it to be barely visible :(

I felt like a Magen David necklace might be too overdone, so I gave her a hamsa instead.

The only difference between Middle School Miku's uniform and my own middle school uniform is that my jumpers were navy, not gray.

I sketched the one in the middle singing היא רק רוצה לרקוד, then saw an old post on Israeblr suggesting that Miku should sing Omer Adam. Neat coincidence.

[orannotoren]

Jewish Holiday Miku - Hanukkah 🕎🕯️🍩

[ace-hell]

Native jewish miku 2.0

i really liked the trend so i wanted to try more dress ideas with more embroidery ideas i had. In this one i have a small explanation on the patterns on her dress

Don't mind the different style i am still finding myself i don't have oen consistent artstyle😭

The explanation about the clothes can be seen in my previous miku art and ofc it can't be jewish if there isn't some hebrew.

On the dress i wrote : am israel hai which means "the israel nation lives" (aka jews)

On the background i wrote: shiviti hashem lenegdi tamid which means "I have set G-d before me always"

Here is the background+the patterns on her dress:

Here is a small charts of what is each one:

Side note on "road to canaan": it was a concept a friend of mine had and i gave it life. The swirls represent the israelites walking in the dessert for 40 years and 'getting lost' and the flower is the "star of canaan" or what later became the "flower/star of bethlehem" that was spread worldwide to the world by the crusades and is a big part of the embroidery in a lot of places such as the arab palestinians (mainly), ukranians and more

[jewish-culture-is]

Jewish culture is JEWISH MIKU

omg yall are such talented artists I love every single one of them!!!

JEWISH MIKU!!!!

[communist-hatsunemiku]

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