An authentic and highly collectible section from an antique, handwritten Hebrew Torah scroll, meticulously crafted by a ritual scribe (Sofer Stam) on genuine animal skin parchment (Klaf). Dating back to circa late 19th to early 20th century (c. 1900), this visually balanced 45x45 cm square sheet (Yeriah) features a profound biblical text from the Book of Exodus (Parashat Vayakhel-Pekudei). The verses describe the intricate blueprint and making of the Tabernacle, specifically referencing the measurements and assembly of the sacred curtains and coverings (Mishkan covers). The manuscript is arranged in beautiful, uniform vertical columns written in a classic square script (Beit Yosef / Ashkenazi tradition). The deep black ink remains remarkably clear and well-preserved, creating a striking contrast against the naturally aged tones of the antique parchment. A premier centerpiece for discerning collectors of Judaica, sacred text fragments, and rare biblical manuscripts. • Content: Book of Exodus (Exodus 36), detailed biblical account of the building of the Tabernacle (Mishkan). • Origin/Style: Eastern / Central Europe, Ashkenazi (Beit Yosef) script tradition. • Estimated Age: Circa late 19th / early 20th century (c. 1890–1920). • Medium: Handwritten black ink on authentic animal skin parchment (Klaf). • Dimensions: 45 cm Width x 45 cm Height (Approx. 17.7" x 17.7") – A perfect square format from a classic medium-sized scroll. • Language: Biblical Hebrew. • Condition: Fair to good antique condition. Displays beautiful natural patina, light creasing, and minor edge wear consistent with its age and historical use. Please examine the provided photographs for a comprehensive view of its state. Shipping & Handling: Due to the sacred and delicate nature of the antique parchment, this item will be carefully rolled and securely shipped inside a special protective shipping tube to ensure its pristine preservation during transit. 45X56 cm sku-S2