Preserving an old Ketubah
Preserving an old Ketubah on top of a parchment with cutouts and gold paper for background.
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Description: Absolutely stunning Ketubah! I was inspired by the ancient Italian Ketubahs (17th century). The engraved bald eagle holding 13 arrows and olive branch symbolizes the the United States, and the window with Northern California landscape with clear blue sky symbolize the childhood background sights of the groom and the bride. The shape of the Hebrew…
Autumn Leaves Ketubah
Description: An outstanding beautiful detailed ketubah with autumn leaves and lovely colorful birds. (The cardinal and blue jay were the couple’s choice from their personal reasons, but any other birds can be applied such as the loving doves sitting on the top branch). Dimensions: 23”x28″ Price: $4,200
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…
Genesis Ketubah
Description: Beautiful refined ketubah with blue shades and different gold colors, in circular shape. The text is Orthodox Aramaic, and the inner circular border is a phrase from Genesis chapter 2- 23, 24, mentioning the name of the groom (Adam): “Then the man said, ‘This at last is bone of my bones and flesh of…
Star of David
Description: The Star of David surrounded by lovely birds and vivid colors. A pair of doves at the top and “Ani Le’Dodi” phrase between them. Two olive leaves will bring peace, love and friendship to the couple throughout their life’s journey together. The Star of David, known in Hebrew as the Shield of David or…
Royal Ketubah
Description: This is an absolute breathtaking ketubah: two beautifully designed columns with fine detailed roses around them symbolize strong foundation. Two angels are blessing “Besiman Tov u’Bemazal Tov” with their golden trumpets. The groom and bride’s initials at their stage. Two great lions are holding the seventh blessing’s shield. On top of that there is…
