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OwnerZvi Shkedi, Chaim Shaul Shkedi +1inventors
InventorsZvi Shkedi, Chaim Shaul Shkedi, Eliran Shkedi
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Abstract
A religious artifact including at least one scroll hand-written on kosher parchment in Hebrew, using flexible water-resistant kosher black ink. Such ink, when dry, does not dissolve in water and does not crack or peel off the surface, yet, when a mistake needs to be corrected, such ink can be scraped off the surface of the parchment without leaving a visible ink residue on the surface and without causing substantial damage to the parchment. The present invention provides for kosher scrolls which are less prone to and more resistant to becoming non-kosher, than scrolls of the prior art.
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A religious artifact including at least one scroll, said scroll including kosher parchment and Hebrew religious text written with kosher black ink on at least one surface of said parchment, wherein said ink:
- a) is water resistant;
- b) is not tacky;
- and
- c) can be scraped off and removed from said surface without leaving a visible ink residue on said surface and without causing substantial damage to said parchment.
A religious artifact including at least one scroll, said scroll including kosher parchment and Hebrew religious text written with kosher black ink on at least one surface of said parchment, wherein said ink:
- a) is flexible;
- b) is not tacky;
- and
- c) can be scraped off and removed from said surface without leaving a visible ink residue on said surface and without causing substantial damage to said parchment.
A religious artifact including at least one scroll, said scroll including kosher parchment and Hebrew religious text written with kosher black ink on at least one surface of said parchment, wherein said ink:
- a) is water resistant;
- b) is flexible;
- c) includes binding material;
- d) is not tacky;
- and
- e) can be scraped off and removed from said surface without leaving a visible ink residue on said surface and without causing substantial damage to said parchment.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.