"Jerusalem Shofar" Hand-Painted Ram's Horn By Sarit Romano

Hand-painted Ram's Horn shofar depicting a 'Jerusalem' scene with a 'Menorah' and 'Star of David' on the reverse.

Creation of renowned Israeli artist Sarit Romano - This is a unique shofar with a serial number and a part of limited edition.

Each shofar is hand-painted in Israel and tested for sound quality.

This hand-painted shofar shows a scene of Jerusalem, the city where God chose to place His name forever. The shofar reminds the believer that very soon, the final trumpet blast will sound and Jesus will return to reign in Jerusalem.

Size: 15" - 17" inch / 38-44 cm long.
Made in Israel.
Easy blow horn.

Note: Shofar length is measured around the edge of the shofar.

Also comes with an optional olive wood shofar stand from Bethlehem.

The Shofar is hand painted by Sarit with deep enamel colors, then finished with a lacquer to preserve its beauty. 

Pray for the peace of Jerusalem: “May those who love you prosper. May there be peace within your walls, and prosperity inside your fortresses.” (Psalm 122:6-7)

Please note that each shofar is unique due to the nature of the product, and that your shofar may vary slightly in color and shape from what you see in the image.

The shofar is spoken of frequently in scripture beginning at Exodus 19. where the blast of a shofar emanating from the thick cloud on Mount Sinai makes the Israelites tremble in awe.

The shofar is used to announce the new moon and the Jubilee year. The first day of the seventh month (Tishrei) is termed "a memorial of blowing". Also they are sued to 'sound the alarm' (Joel 2) and signifying the start of a war. Later, they were also employed in the temple orchestra by King David.