Pomegranates decorate Ram's Shofar by Sarit Romano - Blue

Beautifully hand-painted in the Holy Land by Israeli Artist Sarit Romano this decorated Ram's horn shofar features Pomegranate Themed.

Size: 16-18 inches / 40.5-45.5 cm around the edge of the shofar

As a symbol of blessing, majesty, and even divine protection, the lion came to symbolize the tribe of Judah. It is not surprising, then, that the lion symbol continued to be used even after the destruction of Jerusalem, the capital of Judah's nation, in 586 BCE.

Christianity uses the Lion of Judah symbol to refer to Jesus Christ. The Lion of Judah is an ancient symbol that represents the Israelite tribe of Judah throughout the Old Testament of the Hebrew Bible. The symbol appears on the emblem of Jerusalem as well, recognizing the tribe and inmates of the Biblical Yehuda or Judah. Traditionally, the tribe is represented by a lion. The symbol dates back to Jacob, who referred to his son Judah as 'Gur Aryeh' or 'the young lion' (Genesis 49:9).

This shofar is a work of art is created using a combination of paints including metallic enamel paints, acrylic paints, and Tulip paints. The shofar is coated with transparent lacquer for sealing and protection. All colors are of the highest quality and durable through the years.
All shofars undergo a thorough cleaning and disinfection before they are painted, and only after strict examination and choice according to the quality of the sound - they are transferred to the artist to complete the process.

Blow ye the trumpet in Zion, and sound an alarm in my holy mountain:
let all the inhabitants of the land tremble: for the day of the Lord cometh, for it is nigh at hand... (Joel 2:2)

This is a fully functional shofar.
Shipped to you directly from Israel.

Optional to add: Wooden Shofar Stand Made from quality wooden material. The Stand holds all types of Rams Horns. The base holds 4 polished horn tips.

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.