Shoham Yemenite Art Handcrafted Sterling Silver Torah Pointer with Regal Filigree Design
Sale ends in:Beautifully enhance your personal Judaica collection with this outstanding Torah pointer from Shoham Yemenite Art:
- Made from sterling silver, this pointer features a polished hand attached to a handle that features a regal filigree design.
- Handcrafted by the skilled artisan in the hills surrounding Jerusalem.
- Whether you are a seasoned Torah reader or only beginning to learn, this Torah pointer is the perfect one for you!!
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925 Sterling Silver
Weight: 97 g / 3.42 oz
Height: 27 cm / 10.63"
Diameter: 31 mm / 1.22"
Fuse beauty and tradition everytime you read from the Torah with this outstanding Torah Pointer from Shoham Yemenite Art. Handcrafted according to traditional techniques in the hills surrounding Jerusalem, this pointer is decorated with a regal filigree design. The bottom part is thinner and boasts a floral swirl design, and the top part is thicker and displays the same design, as well as a dotted design. Emerging from the bottom is a polished hand with one finger extended to allow for easy use during Torah reading, and the top part is decorated with a royal crown. A beautiful blend of traditional ritual and fine art, this Torah pointer will make a terrific addition to your personal Judaica collection.
As this item is handcrafted according to traditional methods, please allow up to 14 business days before the item is shipped for delivery. If you are purchasing it as a gift for a special occasion, we advise that you allow enough time for it to reach its destination.
A second-generation Israeli from a Yemenite family, Shoham Simchi began to train as a silversmith in his teen years, following in the footsteps of his family members before him. For the past 20 years, Simchi has been producing exquisite sterling silver works of Judaica in his Jerusalem-area workshop, blending together traditional and modern methods of craftsmanship.
