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This Sephardic Scroll is written on gvil, a specially processed skin and was produced in Northern Spain in 13th century during the Spanish Inquisition. It is currently on display at the Vatican as part of Verbum Domini, an exhibit of biblical artifacts drawn from The Green Collection.

This Sephardic Scroll is written on gvil, a specially processed skin and was produced in Northern Spain in 13th century during the Spanish Inquisition. It is currently on display at the Vatican as part of Verbum Domini, an exhibit of biblical artifacts drawn from The Green Collection.

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