Torah Binder, Great Synogogue, Rome

Artwork NC-7428 · Photograph by Suzanne
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NC-7428 Torah Binder from the Great Synogogue, Rome offers a rare, high-resolution digital depiction (5334x1444 pixels, 3.7:1 aspect, 13 MB) of a cherished ceremonial object. This archival image is ideal for Judaica collectors, educators, and researchers exploring Roman synagogue heritage.

  • High-resolution detail: 5334 × 1444 px for crisp study and display
  • Authentic provenance: photographed with attention to color accuracy and material textures from the Great Synogogue, Rome
  • Educational value: supports lectures, museum catalogs, digital exhibits, and classroom storytelling
  • Format flexibility: 3.7:1 aspect ratio suits widescreen displays and print layouts
  • Lightweight asset: 13 MB file enables quick downloads and easy sharing across repositories

This image helps answer key questions like: What does a Torah Binder look like in situ? How does ceremony integrate with architectural space in historic Rome? It stands out in a Judaica collection seeking authentic, locale-specific documentation.

Enhance your archive with this precise, historically grounded piece—consider adding NC-7428 Torah Binder to your Judaica collection for future projects.

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Physical prints are intended for personal display. Digital purchases are subject to the applicable licensing terms.

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