Gemsbok Oryx Shofar 24" - 28" - Silver Plating of Jerusalem City

This Oryx Shofar with Silver Plating of the City of Jerusalem is a magnificent ceremonial piece that combines rare natural craftsmanship with symbolic artistry. Crafted from genuine oryx horn, it features a striking elongated form enhanced by detailed silver plating depicting the sacred city of Jerusalem, adding deep spiritual and cultural significance to its design.

Each shofar is carefully handcrafted by skilled artisans, shaped and refined using traditional methods that preserve the natural beauty of the horn while elevating it with intricate decorative elements. The silver-plated Jerusalem motif transforms this piece into both a ritual instrument and a meaningful work of art, representing faith, heritage, and connection to the Holy City.

Discover authentic Shofarot Israel shofars, handmade in Israel by the Bar-Sheshet and Ribak families, whose shofar-making legacy spans fifteen generations. Rooted in a tradition dating back to 14th-century Spain and operating from the same Tel Aviv location for over 100 years, these shofars are crafted under strict kosher supervision and known for their beauty, exceptional quality and craftsmanship.

Due to its natural origin, every shofar carries unique variations in shape, tone, and texture, ensuring that no two pieces are exactly alike. Its impressive size and ornate detailing make it especially suitable for display as well as ceremonial use.

Ideal for Rosh Hashanah, Yom Kippur, synagogue services, and special occasions, this shofar stands as a powerful symbol of devotion, tradition, and spiritual identity.

Product Features

• Product Type: Oryx Shofar
• Origin: Israel
• Size: 24"–28" (approx.)
• Material: Genuine oryx horn
• Design Detail: Silver-plated depiction of the City of Jerusalem
• Craftsmanship: Handcrafted by skilled artisans using traditional methods
• Finish: Natural horn with decorative silver plating accents
• Quality: Each piece is unique in shape, tone, and texture
• Use: Rosh Hashanah, Yom Kippur, synagogue prayer, ceremonial use, display piece