30"-32" Half-Polished Yemenite Kudu Shofar
Sale ends in:No matter what time of the year, bring your personal worship experience to the next level with the inspirational blasts of this beautiful shofar:
- Made from a natural kudu horn, and features a half-polished finish.
- Skillfully crafted by one of the Holy Land's most renowned shofar makers, Barsheshet-Ribak.
- Perfect for use in your own communal worship, as a centerpiece of your home decor, or as a stunning gift for the High Holiday period!
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Half-Polished
Size: 30" - 32" / 76 - 81 cm (measured lengthwise around the curves)
Continue in the path of Joshua, Gideon and other Biblical heroes every time that you sound this gorgeous shofar (horn) from Barsheshet-Ribak Shofars. Made from the horn of a kudu (African antelope), this large swirling shofar boasts a half-polished finish and produces a rich and resonant sound. An inspirational symbol from the Holy Land, this beautiful shofar will make a fantastic addition to your personal collection of religious articles.
Please Note: Shofars may come in shades of color somewhat lighter or darker than what is pictured.
Purchase together with this item (for an additional charge):
- A 50 ml bottle of shofar odor neutralizer.
- A stylish shofar bag.
- A matching deluxe shofar stand.
Barsheshet-Ribak Shofars produce some of the very best shofars in the world. The union of two great dynasties specializing in the production of high-quality shofars, each of these incredible horns is a testament to the rich history behind them.
The Bar-Sheshet family can trace back their lineage in shofar making to 14th-century Spain during the time of the Jewish expulsion infamously known as the Spanish Inquisition. After settling in Morocco following the expulsion, the Bar-Sheshet family has continued to produce fantastic shofar horns of unparalleled excellence. Eventually immigrating to Israel in 1947, Meir Bar-Sheshet would open a workshop in Haifa where he continued the family tradition of making extraordinary shofars.
Meanwhile, in Poland, a man by the name of Rabbi Yacov Rossman also began creating objects out of animal horn and soon his incredible talent and beautiful shofars became legendary throughout Poland. Immigrating to Israel in 1927 and settling in the then-new city of Tel-Aviv, he continued his craft and taught his cousin, Avraham Ribak, the secrets of his trade. Today, the sons of Avraham Ribak and Meir Bar-Sheshet work together in harmony to produce the finest shofars you’ll ever see. With their uncompromising commitment to excellence, these magnificent horns are sought after by religious communities and collectors worldwide for their immeasurable beauty and unrivaled quality.