LARGE SHOFAR BAG Yemenite Kudu Horn Jewish Menorah Star of David Long Carry Case

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Seller: Top-Rated Seller artfromisrael ✉️ (22,133) 98.2%, Location: Thank you for looking, IL, Ships to: WORLDWIDE, Item: 191979769235 LARGE SHOFAR BAG Yemenite Kudu Horn Jewish Menorah Star of David Long Carry Case.

Large Shofar Pouch / Carry Case / Protective Bag, Corduroy, Brand New  Embroidered Star of David and Jewish Temple Menorah For Large and Extra Large Size Shofars up  to 45" / 115 cm in Length Kudu, Yemenite Style Horns This adorned Shofar bag is made of soft Corduroy fabric,  with padded lining for good protection of your Shofar. L ight and easy to hold, with a c omfortable thick shoulder lace / strap, to carry around. Another lace one on top to hold and prevent the Shofar from slipping out. Decorative embroidery in Silver color threads; on o ne side is the Star of David - symbol of Israel, and the other side carries the Jerusalem holy Temple 7 branch Menorah Shofar Pouch Size  (LxW) :   38 x 7 inch   /   97 x 17 cm For Large and Extra Large Shofars up to Length  :  45 inch  /  115 cm   Please note: Size of Shofars is measured with a measuring tape along the circumference You are getting one Shofar case, Shofar is not Included. Check our store for othe shofar bags other laregr or smaller sizes for Yemenite Kudu and Ram horns. We have authentic Kosher Jewish shofars for affordable prices and of good quality, hand picked one by one. Large Yemenite and Ram horn shofars, in natural finish, half polished and fully polished finish, beautiful for display or blowing a great sound Click here for more Jewish Shofars blowing horns in store   Shipping from Israel, arrival time about 2-3 weeks You're welcome to check our more lovely Judaica arts and crafts at Liorel, Art from Israel  ebay store More info about the Jewish Shofar: The Shofar is nice for display and for use in prayer, usually we are blowing the horn around te Jewish new year, when people make soul seeking and pray for answers and forgiveness. it is a great Mitzvah to hear the Shofar blows at synagogues at Rosh Hashanah and Yom kippur (the high Jewish holidays), and take our prayers high and through the doors of the sky, to be heard and answered, and hopefully fulfilled.  Liorel Art from Israel Directions for blowing the Shofar  : Hold the Shofar up with the mouthpiece flat (horizontal), usually against the SIDE of your mouth. The lips should be straight and sealed - and only the little part that is covered by the Shofar's mouthpiece should "tremble" apart , when blowing HARD through the shofar. It is a bit like a long continuous spitting from the side of your mouth. Try holding your lips tight with your fingers and let air blow through the side - the trembling lips make the sound, and the horn amplifies it OUT LOUD (Btw the Australian Didgeridoo works on the same idea). Blowing long and clear blows takes some good practice and patience, but once you get the idea, it is very easy and enjoyable (of course if your neighbors don't mind)

More on the shofar: A shofar  [ʃoˈfaʁ]  (Hebrew :  שׁוֹפָר