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A beautifully decorated scroll, written and labeled in Jerusalem by the scribe Avraham Yirah Shamayim, using a quill and ink, on a kosher and high-quality velvet parchment
The illustration was scanned and printed on the parchment with high-resolution and high-quality, enhancing the written scroll from all sides
The artist dedicated three years to painting this scroll in Jerusalem, Eretz Yisrael. It includes illustrations on 16 pages depicting scenes from the story of the Megillah. Among them are the opening illustration of King Ahasuerus' palace, Esther's arrival at the king's palace, the king giving Mordecai the keys to Haman's house, Mordecai riding on a horse, the hanging of the ten sons of Haman, and the concluding illustration of Mordecai the Jew writing the Scroll of Esther.
The illustrations are surrounded by wonderful depictions of the Seven Species of fruits, Jerusalem, the Cave of the Patriarchs, Rachel's Tomb, and more. These illustrations accompany the reader throughout the reading, bringing the story of the scroll to life with visuals that correspond to the plot's development.
The artistic writing on the scroll allows for a pleasant reading experience with clear, beautiful, and eye-catching script. This precise and rare work of art combines a special printing technique with artistic and accurate calligraphy, sometimes in a miniature form, creating the rare beauty of the Book of Esther.
The parchment is 48 centimeters in height, consisting of 6 panels. It contains 16 pages and 28 lines."
The megilla price it's not include the box
