Complete Torah Scrolls - Small

Small, but perfect to keep on your desk, and really cute, too. The dark blue cover is actually a piece of paper with a velvet feel, so the gold inscription rubs off easily, but there were otherwise no issues. Plus, the Hebrew inside the scroll itself is legible and printed in a decent size -perfect copy of the real thing, in fact, but this product is really just for decoration. Doesn't stand up on its own, of course, so it needs to lean against something.

Excellent product. Beautiful! As a person looking for conversion I find it so beautiful. It is my first Torah scroll. I love it!

I bought this to make a keepsake gift with. It is a complete torah - just in a super small size. I put it in a shadow box frame with a Bar Mitzvah invitation. The torah was opened to the Bar Mitzvah child's torah portion and affixed to the shadow box. It came out so well that I ordered another one to make another gift. I posted photos on social media and had so many wonderful comments. I think I will be making a lot more. It makes for a really special gift for someone - especially for Bar or Bat Mitzvah.

I can't read Hebrew, so I can't speak to the accuracy of the text. This Torah is small, and the outer cover is flocked paper which tore when I tried to slip it off. I bought it for my class because we have a unit on religions in the Middle East. I would probably choose a different Torah if I bought another.

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It’s a great item to have in a Jewish household. I got it, because being that corona prevents us from going to Shul, I wanted to get the Shul experience at home. But I’m giving 3 stars, because the cover is terrible quality. It’s too tight, it’s hard to take off/put on, and it’s very cheap material.

It's really small but I bought this as a Hanukkah gift. I want to show my kids what scrolls looked like when Yahushua (Jesus) read from the Torah in the synagogues. Also, I want to share the history behind the dreidel game. Scriptures were outlawed and were being burned so the children would study from the Torah scrolls and if they saw a Roman soldier coming they would hide the scrolls and play the dreidel game so it looked like they were just playing an innocent game. Can't wait to play all this out with my kids so they will see how blessed we are to own ALL the scrolls.

I bought this for religious purposes and I am very pleased with it, I had a small one years ago that was given to my by our priest, my cousin destroyed it so I was looking for one to replace it after my minister expressed an interest in Our traditions