This exceptionally written Megillat Esther Scroll is scribed on parchment in Israel by Rabbi Eilbert.
The scroll is written in a beautiful Arizal Script using an 11 line per column format.
The Megillah is scribed on high quality Klaf Shelil 7″ inches in height.
Columns are not arranged to begin with the word “Hamelech”.
Eilbert Megillah – 7″ Inch – Arizal Overview
This premium Megillat Esther is a beautifully handcrafted kosher scroll written in Israel by an expert sofer, Rabbi Eilbert.
Produced in traditional Ketav Arizal script on high-quality Klaf Shelil, it reflects precision, halachic reliability, and refined aesthetics.
With its 11-line column structure and 7-inch format, this Megillah is ideal for both personal use and synagogue reading.
Certified kosher by the Va’ad Mishmereth STA”M, it ensures full compliance with halachic standards while offering a visually elegant presentation.
Eilbert Megillah – 7″ Inch – Arizal FAQs
Is this Megillat Esther kosher and suitable for synagogue use?
Yes, this Megillah is fully kosher and certified by the Va’ad Mishmereth STA”M. It is written by a qualified sofer stam following strict halachic guidelines, making it suitable for both synagogue readings and private mitzvah use.
What is Ketav Arizal script and who should choose it?
Ketav Arizal is a traditional script style commonly preferred by those following Ashkenaz and Chassidic customs. It is known for its distinct letter forms and kabbalistic significance, making it a meaningful choice for many communities.
How is this Megillah different from “Hamelech” format Megillot?
This Megillah does not follow the “Hamelech” column alignment, where specific columns begin with the word “Hamelech.” Instead, it follows a standard 11-line column structure, which remains fully kosher and widely accepted according to halacha.
What type of parchment is used for this kosher Megillah scroll?
The Megillah is written on high-quality Klaf Shelil parchment, prepared according to halachic standards. This ensures durability, clarity of writing, and long-term preservation of the scroll.
Is this Megillah suitable as a gift for Purim or special occasions?
Absolutely. This premium Megillat Esther makes a meaningful and elegant gift for Purim, Bar Mitzvahs, or synagogue donations. Its mehudar quality and certified kosher status make it both a spiritual and lasting investment.
Who wrote this Megillah and where was it produced?
This Megillah was written in Israel by Rabbi Eilbert, an experienced and trusted sofer stam. Each scroll is handcrafted with precision and undergoes careful inspection to ensure full halachic reliability.
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