20x22-22x22 Yemenite Kudu Shofar - Natural

Description

Purchase together with this item (for an additional charge): A 50 ml bottle of shofar odor neutralizer. A stylish shofar bag. Much larger and more spiralled than standard European shofars, this imposing instrument makes a lasting impression! Made in accordance with Jewish Law Size: 20" - 22" / 51 - 56 cm (measured lengthwise around the curves) This is the classic shofar that Jews in Yemen imported from Africa and blew on Rosh Hashanah for centuries, then brought with them to. Please Note: Shofars may come in shades of color somewhat lighter or darker than what is pictured. Its beautiful natural finish includes a full polish near the mouthpiece, while its sound is crisp and pure. Its natural finish includes a full polish near the mouthpiece, while its sound is crisp and pure. All of our shofars are crafted according to ancient tradition while utilizing modern methods to produce some of the highest quality shofars in Israel. Makes a fantastic gift! Made in accordance with Jewish Law Size: 20" - 22" / 51 - 56 cm (measured lengthwise around the curves) This is the classic shofar that Jews in Yemen imported from Africa and blew on Rosh Hashanah for centuries, then brought with them to Israel. Mentioned throughout Jewish sources, the sound of the shofar was historically used at various times, including at the giving of the Torah at Mount Sinai. A matching deluxe shofar stand.

Key Features

• Purchase together with this item (for an additional charge): A 50 ml bottle of shofar odor neutralizer.
• All of our shofars are crafted according to ancient tradition while utilizing modern methods to produce some of the highest quality shofars in Israel.
• Its natural finish includes a full polish near the mouthpiece, while its sound is crisp and pure.
• Made in accordance with Jewish Law Size: 20" - 22" / 51 - 56 cm (measured lengthwise around the curves) This is the classic shofar that Jews in Yemen imported from Africa and blew on Rosh Hashanah for centuries, then brought with them to.
• Much larger and more spiralled than standard European shofars, this imposing instrument makes a lasting impression!
• Mentioned throughout Jewish sources, the sound of the shofar was historically used at various times, including at the giving of the Torah at Mount Sinai.