aJudaica 15" Kosher Black Rams Horn Polished Shofar Made in Israel + Free Anti Odor Spray

I received my authentic rams shofar this morning having placed my order for it on 7/11/20.Unfortunately although very beautiful I am missing the advise booklet that is advertised to come along with the shofar.And try as I might I seem unable to blow the shofar because I am also missing a mouth piece. Very disappointed ☹️

Hohe Qualität zum günstigen Preis.

Love my shofar, I blow it on Shabbat, New Moon and High Holy Days

At first sight, I said it’s small- measured it and it is 15” alright. After wiping mouthpiece, tried to blow and surprised! What a loud, clear sound it produced! I have a kudu shofar which I have been practicing on- could get a sound but not very vibrant. So, I’m very happy with this purchase because it went beyond my expectations: It looks like the picture advertised, it is clean and shiny, it produces different sounds, has a characteristic smell of an animal origin but not offensive, it came with odor neutralizer, which I won’t be using much, and so cute, I could not stop admiring it. Will blow this everyday until I will be a pro. Many thanks, hope to join God’s trumpeters when the time comes.

J'ai recu ce Shofar dans une enveloppe protegée, le pack contenait évidemment le shofar mais aussi une fiole de produit odorifiant.Le shofar en lui meme est de belle qualité: vernis, d'environ 30 cm.Le son est puissant et très facile a obtenir (j'en étais surpris)Pour le prix, je recommande cet achat et j'en suis satisfait.

I received my Shofar yesterday! I am so pleased with it. While it isn't black, as stated in the description, it's has black/cream off-white/grey stripes with a bit of burnt orange color along the area closest to the mouthpiece. Each horn is unique.I've read a few of the reviews. These horns are not mass produced so they won't always look like the picture. Mine doesn't look like the picture but it is very beautiful.Since I am a beginner of Shofars, I am learning how to blow it. Will get there with persistence and practice!Update: I am still pleased with my Shofar. It takes a lot of practice, patience and persistence to learn like any other instrument.I've read how others aren't happy that theirs isn't black like the picture. Well, rams have two horns and again I state each horn is unique. My horn also doesn't have the same sticker as the one in the picture but that's fine. I researched the sticker and read up on the people that made mine. Very interesting! And there is a process of how they choose horns that are up to code/standards (kosher) to be made into Shofars.When I am not practicing I keep mine out so I see it everyday. Usually on the nightstand next to my bed so I remember to practice in the morning.Note: My Shofar is not made by Peer Hastam. Made by Bar-Sheshet - Ribak. Size C3.