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Exquisite shofars handcrafted from the biblical Jacob Sheep

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“It has become my life’s work to witness the return of Jacob Sheep to the Holy Land.”

I am Jenna Lewinsky, and I have made it my life’s mission to bring the Jacob Sheep back home to Israel.

These rare, four-horned sheep hold profound significance in Jewish history, from Temple sacrifices to shofars. They vanished from the Land centuries ago. Bringing them back is more than restoring a breed.

This unique and ancient stock is a living connection to the story of our forefathers.

It’s not just about the past, it’s about reconnecting with our heritage and keeping it alive for generations to come.

Ancient Sheep

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Four adults, two men and two women, stand smiling directly at the camera. Behind them is a building and a large white informational sign with the words "Jacob Sheep" in English and Hebrew. The man second from the left is wearing a kippah. All individuals are dressed in business or formal attire.

The First-Ever Tallit from Jacob Sheep Wool

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Own a piece of Jewish history – the world’s first kosher tallit crafted from the sacred wool of Jacob Sheep, the same breed raised by Yaakov Avinu. Each prayer shawl is a unique fusion of biblical heritage, artisanal craftsmanship, and natural beauty.

Due to the rarity of Jacob Sheep wool, we can only produce a small number of tallitot. Pre-orders guarantee your prayer shawl will be crafted and shipped in winter 2025.

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Hear the Sacred Shofar Call of the Jacob Sheep.

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Sounds of the Shofar

Listen to the sound of shofars from the sacred animals of biblical times.

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Handcrafted Shofars from the ancient Jacob Sheep

Each shofar comes from the horns of the rare four-horned breed mentioned in the Book of Genesis.

These sacred rams have now returned to Israel after thousands of years! The one-of-a-kind sound links you to the Temple’s deep history and the voices of our ancestors.

Now this legacy passes to you.

A dark, curved shofar (ram's horn) with visible ridges lies on a crumpled white fabric surface. A round white sticker with a blue border is affixed to its side, clearly displaying an illustration of a sheep's head and the text "Jacob Sheep Shofar".

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Limited stock available – Sacred artifacts for generations.

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Two women are posing for a photo outdoors, standing in front of a blurred reddish-brown wooden wall. The woman on the left, wearing a light blue blazer over a striped shirt, is holding a small, white lamb with black patches around its eyes and ears. The woman on the right is wearing a dark beanie and a blue puffer jacket, looking towards the camera.

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From Genesis to Your Hands

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Genetically-proven purebred sheep of biblical lineage.

Certified Kosher

Approved by leading rabbinical authorities.

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Limited shofars

Fewer than 10,000 purebred Jacob Sheep remain worldwide.

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Learn more about the purpose of the sacred sheep and their return home.

 See our upcoming schedule of worship services and programs.

Webinar

6 June

Shabbat Worship

6:00 PM – 7:30 PM

Live Events

7 June

Texas, USA

6:00 PM – 7:30 PM

Moskow, RU

6:00 PM – 7:30 PM

Video Archive

All are invited to join each morning Monday through Friday on Zoom. For the link, please email: jenna.lewinsky@gmail.com

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In These Hands, A Legacy

A community brought together by the sacred sound of Jacob Sheep.

These are the sacred objects that awaken synagogues, bless homes, and reconnect generations. Each one remembers the hands that held it – and awaits the hands that will.

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In a black and white photograph, a woman with blonde hair sits cross-legged on a light-colored surface. She is wearing dark, long-sleeved clothing with light stripes on the sleeves and is gently holding two small Jacob Sheep lambs in her arms. Both lambs are white with distinct black patches around their eyes and ears, facing each other. The background is a plain, light-toned backdrop.
A heartwarming black and white capture: sheep caretaker Jenna Lewinski shares a tender moment with two adorable Jacob Sheep lambs. These charming young animals represent the future of a unique breed, whose mature horns will one day contribute to the making of the shofar, an essential instrument in Jewish spiritual practice.
Three adults—a woman with blonde hair on the left, a man with dark hair in the middle, and a man wearing glasses and a dark suit on the right—are smiling as they jointly hold a small Jacob Sheep lamb in an indoor barn setting with wooden walls. The lamb is white with black patches on its face and body, and it is wearing a small blue coat.
A heartwarming moment as Jenna Lewinski (left), Gil Lewinsky (middle) and Israeli Ambassador Rafi Barak (right) share an embrace with an adorable Jacob Sheep lamb. This delightful encounter highlights the dedication to this unique breed and its profound ties to Jewish heritage, including its traditional role in the crafting of the shofar.
A man in a blue jacket and glasses is bending down, operating a professional video camera rig that has a prominent microphone. To his right, a black and white Jacob Sheep with horns is curiously sniffing or touching the microphone. They are outdoors on dry, straw-covered ground next to a wooden fence.
A videographer captures a close encounter with a Jacob Sheep, as the curious animal investigates the camera’s microphone. Documenting these fascinating creatures helps to share their unique story, emphasizing their distinctive appearance and their deep historical connections to Jewish tradition, including their role in the production of the shofar.
Several Jacob Sheep with distinctive black and white wool and multiple horns are in the foreground, looking to the right. Behind them, a group of people, including adults and one child, stand observing the sheep. One man in the group wears a dark suit and a dark, wide-brimmed hat. Other individuals are dressed in various casual outdoor clothing. Trees are visible in the distant background under a bright sky.
A gathering of people observes the unique Jacob Sheep, a breed celebrated for its distinctive piebald coat and multi-horned appearance. These interactions highlight the deep cultural and historical significance of the Jacob Sheep, particularly its connection to ancient lineages and its traditional role in Jewish heritage, often associated with the crafting of the shofar.
In a wooden barn, a woman in the foreground, wearing a maroon top and a colorful scarf, is laughing joyfully as she holds a black and white Jacob Sheep with visible horns. Behind her, three other smiling adults—a man in a dark suit and glasses, a man with dark hair, and a blonde woman—are looking towards the sheep. The sheep has distinct black markings around its eyes and ears.
A heartwarming scene of connection and laughter as a woman embraces a Jacob Sheep, with Israeli Ambassador Rafi Barak (far left), Gil Lewinsky, and Jenna Lewinski looking on. These moments highlight the unique bond with this special breed, whose distinct lineage is deeply intertwined with Jewish heritage and its traditional use for the shofar.
A gathering of people observes the unique Jacob Sheep, a breed celebrated for its distinctive piebald coat and multi-horned appearance. These interactions highlight the deep cultural and historical significance of the Jacob Sheep, particularly its connection to ancient lineages and its traditional role in Jewish heritage, often associated with the crafting of the shofar.