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Heart Shaped Tree
Description: Credit: This Heart Shaped Tree was originally designed by the artist Elissa Wilkison for the bride Carly Steinberg, for whom I made this ketubah. I was asked by the couple to make a similar tree with changes, and place the text inside the heart, English reform text and Aramaic Conservative with Lieberman Clause, side by side. The…
Italy, 1777 Reproduction
Description: An outstanding 1777 Italian reproduction (Senigallia, Italy). Dimensions: 17”x22” Enhanced Hand Brush Marks on Prints. Price and Options: Price for print on watercolor paper: $750 Dimension: 17” x 22″ Highest quality giclee print on archival acid free non-toxic best quality watercolor paper. Price for print on Parchment: $1,050 Dimension: various Highest quality giclee print on vellum. Additional $50…
The Voice of Joy
Description: Classy, elegant, modern ketubah with a beautiful calligraphy design of “The voice of joy and the voice of gladness, the voice of the groom and the voice of the bride” -in English and Hebrew, brown and gold colors. Dimensions: 30” x 17” Enhanced Hand Brush Marks on Prints. Price and Options: Price for print…
Springtime Ketubah
Description: Amazing detailed ketubah with springtime leaves, monarch butterflies, and lovely birds: parrots, hummingbirds, stellar’s jays, robins and doves. Also, branches incorporating the following native plans which symbolize places the couple have lived: Grapes and grape vines (California), Pine branches and pine cones (Washington State), Roses and stems with thorns (Portland Oregon), Buckeyes with leaves (Ohio). Dimensions:…
Lei and Heavenly Tallit
Description: This Hawaiian ketubah is a gorgeous piece of art ! The Hawaiian style ketubah includes the Maile plant that is native to Hawaii, and also the Puakenikeni white flowers. Both are used for making Lei, a popular wreath in Hawaiian culture and great symbol of affection. Around the roots of the two Lei “tree…
Tree of Life Ketubah
Description: The Tree of Life, or Etz haChayim (עץ החיים) in Hebrew, is a mystical symbol used in the Kabbalah of esoteric Judaism to describe the path to G-d. This mystical concept was also adopted by some esoterically inclined Christians. Kabbalists believe the Tree of Life to be a diagrammatic representation of the process by…
