Videos

Ram's shofar- This is the most basic type of horn available. Here we show both one of our ethical Rambam shofars as well as a more typical straightened, mass produced horn. 

Springbok shofar- Our most popular shofar, the springbok has a unique, high-pitched sound.

Blesbok shofar- A larger antelope than their springbok cousins, the blesbok has a deep, rich sound

Blackbuck shofar- The strange ridged spirals of the blackbuck make it an alluring horn. Its sound is no less appealing.

Pronghorn shofar- A slightly quieter a sound than many other shofars, our pronghorn makes make up for its small size with their unique shape and rarity. 

Hartebeest shofar- The haretebeest is probably the most difficult shofar to produce of any horn due to its large bone core and almost 90 degree bend. It is these features, however, that produce perhaps our best sounding shofar.

Kudu shofar- The most common and popular of all exotic shofarot, the kudu horn is a favourite for a reason. 

Nubian Ibex shofar- Used in biblical times on Rosh Hashanah in the temple, the Nubian ibex has one of the largest horns of any goat or sheep species. 

Aoudad shofar- While not necissarily the longest of all ram shofarot, the Aoudad is certianly the largest by volume and has a sound to match.  

Iberian Ibex shofar- Unlike any other horn in the ibex family, the Iberian ibex has a truly stunning appearance.

Bushbuck shofar- A really interesting and unique looking antelope horn, the bushbuck has an excellent sound for its size.

Goat horn shofar- The goat horn may seem a common choice for a shofar, but in recent times it has become less common that you might expect...