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For her project titled Salt Bride, Israeli artist Sigalit Landau decided to submerge a black gown in the Dead Sea. The gown spent 2 months in the salt-rich waters in 2014, and as you can see from these stunning pictures, the end result is nothing short of magical.

The project is an eight-part photo series inspired by S. Ansky’s 1916 play titled Dybbuk. The play is about a young Hasidic woman who becomes possessed by the spirit of her dead lover, and Landau’s salt-encrusted gown is a replica of the one worn in the dramatic production of the 1920s.

FOR PINKPLASTICS  WE ALL CAME TOGETHER FROM DIFFERENT BACKGROUNDS AND WALKS OF LIFE TO CELEBRATE THE DIVERSITY AMONGST WOMEN. THAT BEAUTIFUL CLOTHES THAT ARE SOLD HERE, CAN BRING BEAUTIFUL SOULS TOGETHER AND BE POWERFUL!

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