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Pri Hagefen
Pri Hagefen is a limited edition, numbered lithograph. It features vibrant colors and gold embossing. Choose from all Hebrew or Hebrew and English text. (Orthodox -Traditional)
Size: 50 x 60 cm
Cost: $125 Unframed
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Figs and Pomegranates
Figs and Pomegranates is a limited edition, numbered lithograph. It features vibrant colors and gold embossing. Choose from all Hebrew or Hebrew and English text. (Orthodox -Traditional)
Size: 50 x 50 cm
Cost: $125 Unframed
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Examples of Handmade Ketubot:
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The Bay
A sailboat tranquilly navigates the waters of Narragansett Bay as a magnificent sunset provides a glowing backdrop to the words. The couple met at Brown University and sailed frequently on the bay. They wished to capture these romantic moments forever in their ketubah.
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Flowers
The groom in this case presented the ketubah when he proposed. Against the cobalt blue circle a riot of colorful flowers embellish this very exuberant ketubah.
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The Giverney
A couple from the Midwest was going to spend their honeymoon in France and was visiting Giverney. A book with the flowers and a picture of the famous water lily bridge was sent to Rebecca who incorporated these things as well as their personal vows into the ketubah.
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Har Bayit
In this case the couple asked for a scene of Jerusalem's glorious temple. Our eye is carried thru the rolling Judean hills to the temple mount. It is enhanced by tendrils of flowers weaving their way around its border.
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Seven Species
The bride and groom requested a scene of Jerusalem with the seven original species in the bible to adorn this colorful ketubah- We see wheat, barley, figs, grapes, pomegranates, dates and olives. It was further enhanced by the good luck symbols of the Love Birds and Fish.
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Western Wall
The bride and groom wished to commemorate the scene of their wedding with a depiction of the sacred Western Wall in Jerusalem. A single rose at the bottom of the ketubah was their homage to love.
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