Ketubah Artists

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The fiery and flowing hexagram of ''Evening Star'' blends proud symbols of Jewish identity with the wondrous and infinite order of the universe. The appearance of a bright star in the heavens foretells of an upcoming event filled with blessing and promise. The symbolism of the ''Evening Star'' ketubah is offered as a blessing of goodwill from the artist to the betrothed, to family and friends. In the course of its trajectory as a contemplative art object in the home, ''Evening Star''s message of promise and hope for peace, transcends the individual and the moment, encompassing all humanity for all time.

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Paeonia Arbor Ketubah $175.00

Innocence, tenderness and healing energy are conveyed in this romantic miniature composition. The traditional Chuppah canopy symbolizes the hospitality of the Jewish home of the betrothed and serves as a sacred, protected arch where ritual vows are undertaken in the presence of the Divine. Blushed Paeonia flowers adorn this open Chuppah composition. Commonly known as “Peony”, this flower is among the longest-used flowers in ornamental culture around the world and is known as “Flower of riches and honor”.

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Something Borrowed Ketubah $260.00

My exploration of the East European immigrants experience in Mexico City began in a conversation with author Ilan Stavans. This lively encounter inspired my visit to the “Centro Historico” where another unique encounter, this time with Monica Unikel, transported me to the days when the first Jewish immigrants arrived in the city. Monica’s unique Jewish heritage, Mexican birthright and background in history combined into a unique career as tour guide with a concentration Mexico’s Jewish past. The kaleidoscopic sights and sounds of modern metropolis Mexico City is grounded in the archaeological remnants of the Aztec empire, historic structures of the Spanish conquistadors and in the faces of modern Mexican citizens.

Blossoming Jacaranda trees lined the streets of the city upon landing. The spiked light violet flowers of these lovely ornamental shade trees defined my first impressions. Our tour with Monica revealed layers of history and clashes of culture which are majestically rendered in the details of this design. The skills of artisans from native and immigrant groups are all employed in reflecting the tiny but influential contributions of the Jewish immigrants to this Mesoamerican terrain and bless the beloved couple with the gifts of this fascinating place on earth.

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Aviv-Spring Papercut Ketubah $450.00

Intertwining spring flowers and olive leaves adorn this elegant papercut ketubah. The pastel green and lilac, and pale pinks remind us of a yearning for a past era. Olive branches extend in a rhythmic flow and evoke an image of nature's awakening in the early spring.

Ornamental braids of growth and blossoming encircle the text. The words from Song of Songs: Ani l'dodi vi dodi li –I am my beloved's and my beloved is mine, embellished with 24 karat gold leaf is woven into the paper cut and crowns the artwork The Aviv ketubah is a visual analogy of love, nurturing and growth.

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Karmei Yerushalayim Papercut Ketubah $400.00

Symbolic motifs abound in the Karmei Yerushalayim (Jerusalem Vineyards) ketubah. Two peacocks (beauty) flanking a pomegranate tree (plenty) are bathed in golden light. The clusters of grapes surrounding the text remind us of the wine, which plays a central part of the wedding ceremony.

Wine is symbolic of the life cycle. Just as the grape juice is transformed to something that improves with age, so may the marriage bring increasing joy throughout the years. Beneath the text is the city of Jerusalem, always cherished in our hearts and minds.

The Karmei Yerushalayim paper-cut ketubah is a double-layered giclee print, hand-embellished with 24-karat gold.

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The Venetian Lace Ketubah $650.00

Delicate beauty abounds in the springtime floral motifs of this elegant paper-cut ketubah.

The festive garland of daisies and roses in bloom, encircle theketubah’s text and culminate with the words, “I am my beloved and my beloved is mine”: forming a canopy at its apex.

Artist, Danny Azoulay, has created this intricate design composed of three layers of paper cut and accented with authentic 24 carat gold-leaf. The beauty of the design is reminiscent of the traditional Venetian lace which adorns the bridal gown and joyfully celebrates the wedding ceremony.

Giclee lithography, paper cut on fine acid free paper, 24 karat genuine gold leaf.
A limited edition; all ketubahs are numbered and signed by the artist.

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Mystic Pomegranates Ketubah $270.00

“May our lives be as full of blessings as a pomegranate is full of seeds” encircles the marriage vows in this whimsical, folk art ketubah. Special glitter and gold foil stars, leaves and quotes enrich the design.

Available texts:

Orthodox no English
Orthodox with English
Conservative with Lieberman Clause
Reform
Alternative Reform
Interfaith
Anniversary
Humanist English only
Custom

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Turtledove Ketubah $170.00

Two turtledoves representing devotion and faithfulness, are perched on grape vines, symbols of peace and abundance. Quotes from the biblical love poem, the Song of Songs, are delicately written in gold foil calligraphy.

Available texts:

Orthodox no English
Orthodox with English
Conservative with Lieberman Clause
Reform
Alternative Reform
Interfaith
Anniversary
Humanist English only
Custom

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David’s City Ketubah $200.00

“I shall raise up Jerusalem before my joy.” Timeless Jerusalem is the theme of this Ketubah. This visual ode to Jerusalem exalts the symbols and scenes which continually uplift Jerusalem in our hearts.

Please note: If you purchase this ketubah with personalization, your information will be filled in via computer-print rather than hand-calligraphy. Hand-calligraphy is not available with this ketubah.

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Genesis Ketubah $200.00

Genesis Ketubah – The verse that surround the Genesis ketubah is the Kiddush of the Seventh day of the creation of the world (from The Genesis book. Chapter 1.)

The composition represent the creation of the world. The bottom fiery red tones that looks like flames, describing the creation of the light, the day, the fire, and all goes up to the blues cold colors (at the ketubah top) and blends in the water, nigh, blue sky and the dark universe. The animals as part of the creation, the lions as a symbol of power, The nation Israel, and freedom. And the love birds- new beginning, new Love. The ketubah is framed with many tiny nature elements little seeds, blossoms, branches, vines, flowers And on the sides, standing tall the Shabbat candles. The little egg banners can be customize with your names or any other special symbol.

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Islands in the Streams Ketubah $200.00

Islands in the Streams is a scenic vista of islands, the sounds of rippling water,
and the naturalistic features of a garden within the romantic spirit.

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Midnight Fire Ketubah $200.00

Midnight Fire Ketubah by Nava Shoham

The verse under the weave candles:
“Vast amounts of water cannot extinguish My love (for you)
and rivers cannot flood it.”

Universal and Judaic themes are surrounding
this Middle eastern shaped ketubah
with Moorish and far east elements around it.

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