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Giclee by Sivia Katz measures 13"x17" These dancing poppies will bring a smile to your face and remind you of the joyful day that you joined your lives together. It is painted in a sunlit palette conjuring images of celebration, blossoming and sharing of special times. | | Giclee by Sivia Katz measures 17"x22". Sivia at her best. |
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Giclee by Sivia Katz measures 13"x18". Bright tiles of color painted in Sivia’s signature style provide the background for this joyful design. It is another in her series of “I am my beloved’s and my beloved is mine” ketubot. | | Giclee measures 13"x18". The border design of this ketubah was originally painted on handmade, leaf-embedded paper. It is a beautiful illumination of the favorite verse, “I am my beloved’s and my beloved is mine” and conveys both warmth and joy. |
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Giclee by Sivia Katz measures 19x24. Inspired by the charming and popular Shabby Chic decorating style, this ketubah will remind you of a lush, country garden no matter where you live. Roses, daisies and many more flower varieties float on a warm sun-filled background. The verse, “I have found whom my soul loves” is in Hebrew at the top of the text block and in English along the left side. | | Giclee by Sivia Katz measures 19x24. This ketubah is a rich tapestry of color, pattern and symbolic imagery. Jerusalem under a starry sky crowns the composition. Wine, the fruit of the vine, is an integral part of Jewish life cycle events and holy days, sanctifying each moment. The verse, “I have found whom my soul loves” is in Hebrew and English. |
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Giclee by Sivia Katz measures 19x24. The meandering ribbons represent the various paths in life that lead lovers to finally find each other. Now, entwined together, they continue the journey as a couple. The word Chai (life) in the lower left corner brings a wish for blessing in the marriage. | | Giclee measures 20x24. The tree, a symbol of sustenance, growth, family and tradition, is shown here in each season of the year. The quote from Ecclesiastes, "For everything there is a season and a time for every purpose under heaven," unifies the theme. The domains of sky, earth and water are represented in this watercolor mosaic |
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Giclee measures 18x24. The doves, birds that mate for life, are in flight. The Tower of David and the Western Wall in the Old City of Jerusalem are welcoming, surrounded by Israel wildflowers and the tender quote from the Song of Songs, "Wear me as a sign upon your heart, as a seal upon your hand." | | Giclee measures 19x19. Conjuring up images of elation and dance are the words "It shall be heard in the cities of Judea and in the streets of Jerusalem, the voice of joy and the voice of gladness, the voice of the groom and the voice of the bride." |
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Giclee measures 20x20. This ketubah conjures images of a bountiful harvest with grapes, wheat, pomegranates, lush flowers and more, all symbolizing abundance. A kiddush cup, wedding bands and the hupah behind the text are traditional symbols for the wedding celebration. The phrases in Hebrew around the text are, “I am my beloved’s and my beloved is mine” and “I betroth you unto me forever.” | | Giclee measures 18x18. The chuppah represents the couple's new home, its sides open, to receive the love and support of the surrounding community. Pomegranates, symbolizing abundance, together with lush flowers, embrace the text in Sivia's wonderful painting style. |
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Giclee measures 16x20. Candles and wine grace our most sanctified occasions thoughout the year. In an illuminated patchwork of color, the word "B'Echad" at the top means "in unity." The phrase, "For our hearts are one heart, from now and forever" along with other symbols of two individuals uniting as one in marriage, convey the warm sentiment of this piece. | | Giclee measures 22x22. The tallit, providing protective shelter for the Star of David, symbolizes the wedding canopy and the home. Interwoven with symbols of Jewish life are verses describing the elation of the betrothed for having found one another. |
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Giclee measures 15x15. This Ketubah is laden with romance as ribbons of color and light weave their way throughout the composition. Two doves share one heart surrounded by an aura of love and warmth. | | Giclee by Sivia Katz measures 19x24. Interwoven ribbons of color dance around the ketubah text. The words “Dodi Li” (My Beloved is to Me) from Song of Songs, affirm the joyous moment. |
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Giclee by Sivia Katz measures 19x24. The cycle of the Jewish festivals are represented here by symbols embedded in a leafy, oval wreath. Brought to life by the artist's charming renderings. | | Giclee by Sivia Katz measures 17x24. |
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