This small Yemenite shofar (26"–31") is organically sourced from the horn of the Kudu antelope and carefully measured along its curve. Each shofar is unique in color, texture, and finish, and is acoustically tested before shipping to ensure quality sound.

The shofar—biblically known as the trumpet—is deeply rooted in both Jewish and Christian spiritual traditions. Traditionally made from a ram's horn, the shofar calls to remembrance God’s provision of a ram in place of Isaac on Mount Moriah. Yemenite shofars, with their dramatic curves and resonant tones, are crafted from antelope horn and are often used in both modern and ancient expressions of worship.

In Christian faith, the shofar carries eschatological significance: the trumpet of Revelation and Paul's "last trumpet" (1 Corinthians 15:52) both refer to this sacred instrument. Whether for worship, intercession, or prophetic declaration, this shofar is a powerful tool for those seeking to sound the call of the Spirit.