A Chabad center in China is building the country’s first mikvah since World War II.
The ritual bath, being installed at the new, $1.8 million Rohr Family Chabad Community Center of Chabad of Beijing, will include some distinctive Chinese touches, including a pagoda and a carved dome ceiling designed by Chinese artists. It also will include a Jacuzzi, multi-jet shower and massage services.
The Chinese architect worked closely with several rabbis to ensure that the mikvah’s specifications were in line with Jewish law.
The ritual bath, being installed at the new, $1.8 million Rohr Family Chabad Community Center of Chabad of Beijing, will include some distinctive Chinese touches, including a pagoda and a carved dome ceiling designed by Chinese artists. It also will include a Jacuzzi, multi-jet shower and massage services.
The Chinese architect worked closely with several rabbis to ensure that the mikvah’s specifications were in line with Jewish law.
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