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Lithograph measures 22x20. This ketubah was designed to reflect the rich traditions of Jewish Life. The text is surrounded by the festivals which occur throughout the year and the seven species of Israel. | | Lithograph measures 13x20. This natural yet elegant Ketubah includes pressed wild flowers and ferns in the actual fabric of the paper. Additional floral forms are embossed into this exquisite hand-made paper endowing it with a tactile beauty. Larger size (20x26)also available for additional cost. |
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Lithograph measures 17x21. The seven species – wheat, barley, figs, olives, palm, pomegranates and grape vines surround the text. The colors create a sense of depth and richness. It is like a view from a home out into nature through the medium of stained glass. The bottom illustration is formed from two interlocking shapes, symbolic of the new marriage partnership. | | Lithograph measures 16x22. This richly illuminated Ketubah celebrates love – the eternal love of the Jewish people for Jerusalem and the declaration of love between the bride and groom. Various views of the Old City highlight its charm and significance. |
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Papercut measures 15x20. The artist has extended the traditional Jewish art of papercutting to produce a ketubah of exquisite delicacy and refinement. This design is available with a blue or cream background or you may select your own color of acid-free backing card from any art supply store. | | Lithograph measures 17x24. On paper tinted the color of parchment, a continuous knot is interspersed with joyful floral bands. Birds perched on the vines symbolize the bride and groom now joined through marriage.The menorah represents the continuity of Jewish tradition along with the verse, "Ani Le Dodi Ve Dodi Li (I am my beloved's and my beloved is mine)." |
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