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Handmade copper hammering of pomegranates. A unique work by David Miro muslim A phrase in Hebrew thatHandmade copper hammered pomegranate. Partially blackened copper, lacquered and heated in the oven to prevent discolouration. David Miro is a copper craftsman based in the city of Acre in Israel. David started the business with his father and grandfather in 1964 and now works with his children who continue the art and management of the business. The art of copper has been passed down from generation to generation in a family originally from Iraq. This