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The Shofar is an ancient Jewish musical instrument fashioned from the horn of a ram. It closely mimics a bugle because the players embouchure controls the pitch. The Shofar is played at synagogue services on Rosh Hashanah and the last bit of Yom Kippur.

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The Menorah is the six branch, seven lamp ancient Hebrew lamp stand used in the portable sanctuary that Moses administrated. The Menorah is a widespread item that is easily recognized as a symbol of Judaism since ancient times.

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A mezuzah is attached to the right side of a doorpost as you enter a room. Many Jewish people put a mezuzah in every room of the house except closets and bathrooms. It is inscribed with religious text and is shown as a sign of faith.

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A tallit is a fringed garment worn under or over one's clothing by Jewish males. It is similar to a poncho that has a hole for the head.

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The Yarmulke is a cap worn by Orthodox Jews during prayer and religious services. The hat is worn because Rabbi Hunah ben Josh said that "The divine presence is always over my head".

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Although it is easily recognized worldwide, the Star of David is a relatively young, but poweful symbol of Jewish culture. The Star has been associated with the faith for about 200 years, but originally just for the Zionist community, it became much more widespread in 1897. It is named after King David who had a shield with the star represented on it.

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Tzitzit are the fringes that are attached to to a tallit. The strings and knots are a physical representation of the Torah 13's do's and don'ts. It is a sign of Jewish pride and a way to distinguish from people of the lands.

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Tekehelet is the blue fringe along the tzitzit fringes. It is mentioned a total of 49 times in the Hebrew Bible. The color of Tekhelet was produced from a marine creature known as the Hillazon.

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A brief description of the Tekhelet Process

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A teffelin is a small leather box that can be tied on the arm or around the head. Teffelins each contain verses from 4 sections of the Torah. They are worn during morning prayers, as a reminder of God's commandments.