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Yemenite Shofar, 20-21 inches

The Three Arches, USA / Gift

5 out of 5 stars (1 Review)

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$64.99 (CBD Price)

Retail: $85.00

Save: $20.01 (24%)

Availability: In Stock

CBD Stock No: WW882903

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Yemenite Shofar, 20-21 inches	$64.99 Retail: $85.00	In Stock	Add To Cart
Yemenite Shofar, 41-43 inches	$209.99 Retail: $270.00	In Stock	Add To Cart
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Product Description

Authentic yemenite shofar from the horn of the kudu is a high quality piece that has been fully polished and tested for excellent sound quality. Size ranges from approximately 20"-21" along the outside curve. Imported from Israel.

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Format: Gift
Vendor: The Three Arches, USA

Availability: In Stock

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Yemenite Shofar, 20-21 inches 5 5 1 1

I would order again if I need another one. The Shofar was very pretty. The colors are rich and polished. I did put a thin coat of olive oil on it to shine it back up after I cleaned it out some more. They all come with a animal smell to them. I rinsed it out with vinegar. That didn't help much so I used some fabric freshener stuff like febreeze (generic) that I had and added some water and let it soak. Then scrubbed out the inside with a bottle brush and cleaned out as far as I could reach with it. Try not to get water and products on the outside as it can take the polished finish off and mark up the exterior. Otherwise I think the neighbors probably think there is a train coming when I practice on the back porch. February 3, 2012