Collectors Hand Painted Yemenite Shofar Dark Seven Species
791.91 $
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This magnificent hand crafted Yemenite horn celebrates the Seven Species, the staple divinely blessed products of the Holy Land. Each of them – wheat, barley, vines, figs, pomegranates, olive oil and honey – represents an affirmation of faith. Magnificently hand-painted on to the curves of a Yemenite horn, with “Seven Species” boldly written alongside, they display rich colors, conveying the grandeur of the Holy Land.
Hand-painted by Irina Rabinovich. This gifted Russian artist grew up in Siberi
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This magnificent hand crafted Yemenite horn celebrates the Seven Species, the staple divinely blessed products of the Holy Land. Each of them – wheat, barley, vines, figs, pomegranates, olive oil and honey – represents an affirmation of faith. Magnificently hand-painted on to the curves of a Yemenite horn, with “Seven Species” boldly written alongside, they display rich colors, conveying the grandeur of the Holy Land.
Hand-painted by Irina Rabinovich. This gifted Russian artist grew up in Siberia, yearning to settle in Israel. Today, deeply fulfilled, she paints Yemenite Shofar horns, bringing to them a unique style and beauty.
Easy blow horn. Non-scented.
Available in length 42”-45”. Measurement is around outside curve.
Before shipping, the horn will be checked again to ensure superior sound quality.
This shofar takes a week to prepare.
AJUD-17733
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This magnificent hand crafted Yemenite horn celebrates the Seven Species, the staple divinely blessed products of the Holy Land. Each of them – wheat, barley, vines, figs, pomegranates, olive oil and honey – represents an affirmation of faith. Magnificently hand-painted on to the curves of a Yemenite horn, with “Seven Species” boldly written alongside, they display rich colors, conveying the grandeur of the Holy Land.
Hand-painted by Irina Rabinovich. This gifted Russian artist grew up in Siberi