Welcome to Shofarat Mehadrin Judaica,
A boutique shop for shofars and Judaica, all Judaica products under one roof, an online Judaica store, in the home of the highest quality Judaica products for all times and holidays of the year, wholesale and for individuals, our fundamental values, the quality of the products, and excellence in our customer service, customized, and professional precision for each customer .
Excellence and compilation meet.
Here you can get an impression of our variety of shofars, and even order your own unique shofar, we will be happy to make a special shofar for you as well and send it anywhere in the world,buy now!
A natural unprocessed ram shofar Yemenite Shofar Produced according to the opinion of Rambam and Rasg, who believe that the natural shape of the horn should not be changed. The shofar is not straightened, therefore about a third of the horn is cut to produce it, usually it is not processed externally at all and the horn remains completely natural (except for the mouthpiece area) for these shofars large and thick horns are used. Usually characterized by a low and deep sound.[/caption]
Semi-processed design, the outer part is natural, with the heat treatment of the horn, which gives it a natural and authentic appearance, and a unique shofar sound.
A classic Ashkenazi fully polished shofar.
A Moroccan shofar, as is the custom of the North African Moroccan and Galilee communities, is fully processed ((flat-pita) and Ashkenazi communities. The shofar in which the two congregations blow, underwent comprehensive treatment – both in a change of shape and extensive external polishing. The Shofar is straightened at the beginning and at the end.[/caption]
Easy to blow, with a rare voice, and a spectacular and artistic design. The Babylonian Shofar: It is used in the Kurdish, Iraqi, Iranian and Babylonian communities. This is a shofar with a special shape characterized by a short and particularly curved shofar. The shofar is semi-processed. It is not heated to straighten, but is polished and polished to give it a thin appearance and a high sound. The shofar is very delicately processed, which preserves the uniqueness of the bass voice.[/caption]
A kosher shofar, minimal in terms of its size, is intended for children, travel, and lovers of minimalism
Shofar antelope, (called Yemeni) Ethiopian communities use it, and some Yemeni communities on Rosh Hashanah, an impressive-sized shofar with a deep voice, suitable for decoration.[/caption]
