Silver Embellished Shofars The practice of sounding the shofar dates back to ancient biblical days as recorded in Joshua 6:5 as follows: "Then they are to blow a long blast on the shofar. On hearing the sound of the shofar, all the people are to shout as loudly as they can; and the wall of the city will fall down flat." And let us not forget the admonition "Blow the shofar in Tziyon! Sound an alarm on my holy mountain! Let all living in the land tremble, for the Day of ADONAI is coming! It's upon us!" from Joel 2:1. Not only are these shofars musically rich, but they are adorned with exquisite designs in the highest grade of silver by Israeli artist Sam Philipe (pictured right). A beautiful purchase for the first-time buyer or for those adding to their collection of horns.
The practice of sounding the shofar dates back to ancient biblical days as recorded in Joshua 6:5 as follows: "Then they are to blow a long blast on the shofar. On hearing the sound of the shofar, all the people are to shout as loudly as they can; and the wall of the city will fall down flat." And let us not forget the admonition "Blow the shofar in Tziyon! Sound an alarm on my holy mountain! Let all living in the land tremble, for the Day of ADONAI is coming! It's upon us!" from Joel 2:1. Not only are these shofars musically rich, but they are adorned with exquisite designs in the highest grade of silver by Israeli artist Sam Philipe (pictured right). A beautiful purchase for the first-time buyer or for those adding to their collection of horns.
