A Sefer Torah of the Klaf
ספר תורה
A complete handwritten Torah scroll on parchment, penned by a sofer with quill and iron-gall ink.
תּוֹרָה צִוָּה־לָנוּ מֹשֶׁה
The Museum of the Scroll is a nonprofit dedicated to the Tanakh, Sifrei Torah, and the sacred scribal arts of the Jewish people — conserved by hand, studied with reverence, and shared with all.
A complete handwritten Torah scroll on parchment, penned by a sofer with quill and iron-gall ink.
The Scroll of Esther, read on Purim — often the most lavishly decorated of the megillot.
A fragment from the Book of Isaiah, witness to centuries of faithful copying.
Every Sefer Torah, megillah, and Tanakh manuscript in our care is written according to halacha — letter by letter, on prepared klaf, with the same care practiced for thousands of years. We conserve fragile parchment, digitize texts for scholars around the world, and teach the art of the sofer to new generations.
As a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, our work is sustained by donors, members, and volunteers who believe this heritage must endure l’dor va’dor.
Read Our StoryHalachic inspection and expert repair of aged, faded, or damaged scrolls — the ones often called beyond help.
Condition, provenance, and valuation guidance for insurance, donation, or estate purposes.
We match scrolls that need a home with shuls and communities that need a scroll — guided by halacha.
Your gift funds parchment conservation, the training of soferim, educational programs, and free public access to the Tanakh and Sifrei Torah. Donations are tax-deductible to the fullest extent allowed by law.
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