JERUSALEM HOLY TEMPLE GOLD EMBROIDERY JUDAICA KOTEL Western Wall Jewish Israel

This is an absolutely gorgeous embroidery used at the Holiest place in Judaism, the Western Wall. It's a parochet fittingly depicting an artists rendition of the Holy of Holies in the Jerusalem Temple of 2000 years ago! It is embroidered with mostly silver colored threads (not real), making this look stunning! Tassels on bottom and a golden border. It seems to have been hardly used, practically new, probably due to the constant donations of parochet's to the kotel sanctuary. Donor's names on bottom. A made to order parochet of this size and beauty can cost more than $1000! The photo's simply do not do justice to this wonderful piece!

This parochet would make a wonderful addition in any Synagogue, or perhaps a youth minyan, to strengthen the connection with the people of Israel.

Measurements: 4.5ft (height) x 5.5 ft (length).

Condition: Signs of use, some marks and minor cuts not really noticeable unless you look closely. See scan for an example.