Judaica

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  Shofar - Ram's Horn

  $28.00

  Product code: SH-R

  
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  Yemenite Shofar - Kudu's Horn

  $100.00

  Product code: SHYM-R

  
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  Jerulalem Painted Shofar Silver

  $220.00

  Product code: SHP10-C

  
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  Jerulalem Painted Shofar Gold

  $220.00

  Product code: SHP20-C

  
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  Painted Lion Yemenite Shofar

  $500.00

  Product code: SHYEMP1-C

  
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  Painted Pomegranate Yemenite Shofar

  $500.00

  Product code: SHYEMP2-C

  
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  Painted Jerusalem Yemenite Shofar

  $500.00

  Product code: SHYEMP3-C

  
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  Painted Seven Species Yemenite Shofar

  $500.00

  Product code: SHYEMP4-C

  
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  Silver Jerusalem Yemenite Shofar

  $460.00

  Product code: SHYEMS15-C

  

The High Holidays are a time when many symbolic rituals are performed. Beginning with Rosh Hashana, the Jewish New Year, we pray and perform rituals which symbolize our hopes for a blessed year to come. Among the various customs, there is one where we blow the shofar, a ram or kudu's horn. There are many reasons for the blowing of the shofar on Rosh Hashana, the Jewish New Year, One of which is to awaken our remorse for any misdeeds and to arouse ourselves to repent. The blowing of the shofar on Rosh Hashana is a time of introspection and prayer. Shofars, traditionally taken from a ram or kudu's horn, come in different colors, shapes and sizes. Various factors determine whether a shofar is fit to be used on Rosh Hashana, including