Sephardic Megillah Scroll – 11″ Inch Chiriki

Yes. This Sephardic Megillat Esther is hand-written by a qualified Sofer STa”M in Israel and is fully kosher for the mitzvah reading on Purim. The scroll is certified kosher by the Va’ad Mishmereth STa”M, ensuring that the parchment, ink, script, and halachic formatting follow strict Jewish law standards required for a valid Megillah reading.

This Megillah is written in an elegant classic Sephardic script by Rabbi Chiriki, an experienced Sofer STa”M in Israel. The letters are large, bold, and clearly formed, following traditional Sephardic calligraphy that ensures readability and halachic precision for synagogue or personal Purim readings.

The scroll is written on high-quality Klaf Shelil parchment, specially prepared according to halachic requirements for STa”M writing. The ink, letter formation, and spacing follow traditional scribal standards, producing a durable, premium Megillah suitable for long-term synagogue or personal use.

In many traditional Megillot, specific columns begin with the word “Hamelech” (the King), symbolizing both King Achashverosh and the hidden reference to the King of Kings. This Megillah follows the traditional layout where columns begin with “Hamelech,” a respected scribal tradition valued in many Sephardic communities.

This Megillat Esther is written in a classic 21-lines-per-column format, a widely accepted halachic layout for Megillah scrolls. The balanced column structure enhances readability during public Purim readings while maintaining traditional STa”M writing standards.

Yes. Because it is hand-written by a certified Sofer STa”M and produced with high-quality parchment and elegant Sephardic lettering, this Megillah is suitable for synagogue readings, community use, or as a meaningful Judaica gift for rabbis, collectors, or families celebrating Purim.