Ancient Torah Scroll Fragment 250-300 years Genesis 1:1-5:15 “Creation” Kabbalistic. ###?? Historical Overview. This manuscript is a magnificent example of early European scribal art, estimated to be 250-300 years old. It was brought from Europe to Israel after the Holocaust and originates from the Ashkenazi tradition (likely Germany or Poland). ###?? Scribal Art & Kabbalistic Significance. This section is not just a religious text but a piece of mystical history. It is written in the Ashkenazi “Vellish” script, adhering to deep Kabbalistic traditions. Anomalies: The script preserves extremely early traditions, including unique textual and Kabbalistic anomalies (unusual letter formations/crowns) that were prevalent in Europe over two centuries ago. The Scribe: The Sofer (scribe) shows masterful calligraphy, making this a prized item for both its beauty and its historical weight. ###?? Biblical Content Included. This fragment covers the most iconic stories in human history. The Creation of the Universe (Let there be Light). The Garden of Eden. The Fall of Man (Adam & Eve). Ten Generations from Adam to Noah. ###?? Technical Details. Material: Genuine Calf Parchment (Vellum / Gevel). Language: Original Biblical Hebrew. Dimensions: 59 cm x 43 cm (23.20″ x 16.93″). Layout: 3 Columns of uniform, original handwriting. Historical Appeal: Perfect for framing, research, or as a centerpiece for a collection of biblical manuscripts. ###?? Condition Report (Detailed). This is an authentic antique, and its condition reflects its long history and survival. Overall State: A genuine fragment with significant signs of age that enhance its character. Color: The parchment has aged to a deep, rich amber/brownish hue with visible oxidation and natural staining. Edges: The left margin is uneven with significant material loss (jagged edges) where it was separated over time. Wear: You will find visible creasing, minor fraying, and small perforations (pinholes) consistent with ancient vellum. Legibility: Most of the ink remains dark and clear. However, some areas show “browning” or fading due to centuries of environmental exposure. Texture: The vellum is stiff and dry. It is a delicate historical artifact and must be handled with extreme care. ###?? Why This Is a Must-Have. Museum Quality: Perfect for institutions, synagogues, Museums, or serious private collectors. Family Heirloom: A stunning display piece that allows you to hold a 300-year-old link to biblical history in your hands. Holocaust Survivor: A silent witness to Jewish life in Europe that survived the darkness of the 20th century. What you see is exactly what you will receive. If you have any questions, We strive to answer all questions and resolve any problems as quickly as possible. Check out my other items. We have many Fragments of The Bible available. Please write us if you are interested in any specific Fragment.
