Medium Yemenite Kudu Shofar, Polished — Kosher for Blowing (24–33")

The long spiral horn of the kudu antelope, polished and kosher for ritual blowing — the shofar of the Yemenite Jewish tradition, and the one most people picture when they imagine the great trumpet blast. At 24–33 inches it produces a deeper, more resonant voice than a ram's horn, with room for real variation in tone.

• Genuine kudu horn, polished finish — prepared in Israel, kosher for ritual use
• Length approx. 24–33" measured along the spiral — every horn is unique in curve, color, and voice; the photo shows the style, not your exact horn
• Natural mouthpiece — see our How to Blow a Shofar guide, and consider the matching velvet shofar bag

Ships from Israel. Allow roughly 10–21 days. Order by September 1 to be safe for Sukkot; for Yom Teruah on September 11 it's already tight — ask us first.