Torah Crown

Silver and gold Torah crown, Buenos Aires, Argentina, 1925. On silver base decorated with a small gold Stars of David.

An exceptionally large and majestic Torah Crown (Keter Torah), created in North Africa in the mid-19th century, distinguished by its monumental form and exquisitely detailed repoussé...

The scroll is accompanied by a functional buckle belt that keeps both sides of the scroll neatly bound, and is dressed in a new, white and gold Torah mantle, beautifully embroidered ...

Designed simply yet elegantly, with an emphasis on the handcrafted lions standing atop two pillars holding a Torah crown with encased gemstones above a Decalogue.

At the apex, a prominent foliate crown is affixed—symbolizing the Keter Torah (Crown of the Torah)—a nod to the sacredness and enduring honor of the scrolls it once adorned.

This Hanukkah lamp backplate is designed in a triangular shape as was classic with older Italian designs in furniture, wooden frames, and other Italian decorative items Featuring a ...

A gorgeous Torah crown with flaring leaf, clover, and beaded designs is majestically mounted atop a blank decalogue at the center flanked by laurel leaves sprouting from a bow.

Above the tablets sits an imperial Keter Torah (Crown of the Torah)—a regal emblem of reverence for sacred scripture.

Above the Tablets rises an elaborate royal crown (Keter Torah), lavishly chased with beaded ornament and surmounted by scrolling foliate decoration.

Shield-shaped with a rounded top, the Torah shield features a prominent foliate crown affixed at its apex, symbolizing the crown of the Torah.

This is a classical liturgical phrase, taken from traditional Jewish prayer language and commonly found on Torah ornaments (pointers, crowns, shields) in Eastern and Central Europe, ...

Very unusual Mezuzah case made almost entirely of filigree in the shape of a tall Torah scroll with a crown applied to the top. Mezuzah cases are usually made in a solid shape to pro...