EditorialShofar, Shofar used for Jewish worship, a (mostly) decorated ram's horn. This horn is only slightly sanded, yellowish brown in color and in the shape of a pipe., anonymous, Netherlands (possibly), c. 1600 - in or before 1897, horn (animal material), l ...
EditorialShofar, The shofar is a wind instrument that is used in Jewish worship. According to tradition, this copy comes from the synagogue on the Jewish savannah where the brothers Jozef and Isaac Nahar were trumpets at the end of the 18th century, Suriname, J...
EditorialShofar, Shofar or trumpet, used by Jewish worship, also called ram's horn. With engraved ornaments and ajour decoration on the outer bend. Inscription in Hebrew letters' HEIL DEN VOLKE, THAT THE THERNABLAZES CONSTITUTE. ETERNAL, LET THEM WALK IN THE GL...
EditorialA menorah, several ritual utensils (shofar, lulav, etrog, incense shovel) and the Greek inscription " Praise to the People". Detail of the pavement of the Huldah.
EditorialTwo Jewish medallions made of blue and yellow glass, showing menorah, shofar and lulav; ring with seal showing a menorah; and two lead medallions with menoroth 2nd-4th CE.
EditorialA menorah, several ritual utensils (shofar, lulav, etrog, incense shovel) and the Greek inscription " Praise to the People". Detail of the pavement of the Huldah.