The FaithHaus team loves scrolling through Instagram, because it provides a window into the lives and spiritual practices of other people.  We’ve gathered seven of our favorite Jewish instagrammers to share with you, from fashion bloggers to foodies to artists.  

Did we miss someone?  Be sure to let us know in the comments!

1.  Mimi and Mushky:  Super stylish sisters

These sisters own a fashion design company called @MimuMaxi, focused on creating “modest minimalist clothing we couldn't find.”  We love the snapshots they share of their own personal style, and the humor and warmth they bring to our Instagram feed.

2.  Whitney Fish:  Fabulous Foodie

She describes herself as a “southern Jewess,” and we are in love with her kosher recipes.  She combines great instructional how-to’s with photos of her kids, what’s not to love?!  You can follow her on instagram @JewHungry.

3.  The Jewish Museum: Celebrating Art

Not all of us can live in New York City, but we can take in the incredible Jewish art and artists showcased on The Jewish Museum Instagram.  We especially love their Lee Krasner collection.

4.  Pop-Up Shabbat:  What’s for dinner?

Described as, “a pop-up dinner series inspired by Jewish culture & tradition and open to all” @PopUpShabbat brings community building to the 21st century.  They also have a great newsletter, called “The Ish” where they share Jewish events and happenings from around the USA.   Do you think we can convince them to visit us in Portland?

5.  Kosher 90210:  Lifestyle Blogger of our Jewish Dreams

We all love a good inspirational Instagram theme with beaches and mojitos, and we especially love @Kosher90210’s take.  Kosher and other Jewish inside jokes are sprinkled throughout their beautiful feed.  We especially love their “Eat me I’m Kosher” baby onesie.

6.  Shterna Sarah Belkin: #StyleGoals

We love the quirky and fun style that @ByBelkina shares on her Instagram, and we hope to grow up to be as cool as her.  This Jewish fashionista lives in Russia, and has the coolest Instagram aesthetic ever.

7.  Crazy Jewish Mom:  Posts to tag your friends in

We all can relate to having somewhat zany (and eyebrow raising) texting conversations with our parents.  @Crazy Jewish Mom takes it one step further, by posting screenshots of her texting conversations with her mom.  We love Kate Siegel’s take on the modern jewish family, and can maybe relate to a few of her posts.

That’s all for now!  Be sure to check out the Shabbat and Jewish artisan products on  FaithHaus, found right here.