Omer Counter (Carved and Hand-Painted)
Carved solid African mahogany Omer counter. The numbers and letters are carved, and then hand-painted. The wood is its natural color and has three coats of an oil and urethane finish.
The wood is 3/4 inches thick, stands 13 inches tall, and is 15 inches wide at the base. The base is 3 inches deep.
Included is a brass peg (as shown) to put in the holes for each day of the counting of the Omer.
The 49 days of the counting of the Omer leads to the 50th day, the day of Shavout. Shavuot is the Hebrew name for Feast of Weeks, and Pentecost is the Greek name. Above the English words “Feast of Weeks” is the equivalent written in Hebrew. Below the English words “Counting of the Omer” is the equivalent written in Hebrew.
This Omer counter is a heirloom that can be passed down or makes for a truly meaningful gift.
Carved solid African mahogany Omer counter. The numbers and letters are carved, and then hand-painted. The wood is its natural color and has three coats of an oil and urethane finish.
The wood is 3/4 inches thick, stands 13 inches tall, and is 15 inches wide at the base. The base is 3 inches deep.
Included is a brass peg (as shown) to put in the holes for each day of the counting of the Omer.
The 49 days of the counting of the Omer leads to the 50th day, the day of Shavout. Shavuot is the Hebrew name for Feast of Weeks, and Pentecost is the Greek name. Above the English words “Feast of Weeks” is the equivalent written in Hebrew. Below the English words “Counting of the Omer” is the equivalent written in Hebrew.
This Omer counter is a heirloom that can be passed down or makes for a truly meaningful gift.
Carved solid African mahogany Omer counter. The numbers and letters are carved, and then hand-painted. The wood is its natural color and has three coats of an oil and urethane finish.
The wood is 3/4 inches thick, stands 13 inches tall, and is 15 inches wide at the base. The base is 3 inches deep.
Included is a brass peg (as shown) to put in the holes for each day of the counting of the Omer.
The 49 days of the counting of the Omer leads to the 50th day, the day of Shavout. Shavuot is the Hebrew name for Feast of Weeks, and Pentecost is the Greek name. Above the English words “Feast of Weeks” is the equivalent written in Hebrew. Below the English words “Counting of the Omer” is the equivalent written in Hebrew.
This Omer counter is a heirloom that can be passed down or makes for a truly meaningful gift.