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The Blue No. 18 exhibits a minimalist design, but with beautiful tones and simple shapes. The shades of blue compliment beautifully with the white and really emphasize the beauty of the text. This Ketubah is perfect for the couple that wants a traditional Ketubah with a gorgeous and quality design.

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The Floating Forms Ketubah $290.00

Making use of geometric shapes and forms, primary and secondary colors and various patterns, this Ketubah is a unique piece of art that exhibits both theory and practice. This style of art combines unique designs and forms in a completely fresh way — perfect for the couple that is both creative and traditional.

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The New York Map Ketubah $290.00

This gorgeous Ketubah features a New York map with lots of color and a sleek design. The vibrant reds fade to highlight the text in a beautiful way. The New York Map Ketubah is perfect for the couple that want a truly unique traditional Ketubah.

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The Rosengarten Ketubah $290.00

The Rosengarten Ketubah captures the beauty of roses and the vibrancy of life and creation — an excellent concept for a traditional Ketubah. The framing of the roses and light blue backdrop centralizes a beautiful space for the Ketubah text. Perfect for the couple that has a deep connection to creation and are looking for a truly striking design.

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The Sweet Hive Mosaic Ketubah $290.00

The warm color and sweetness of honey are the inspirations behind The Sweet Hive Mosaic Ketubah. The flow of color and elaborate composition are a true testament of the attention to detail and importance of a quality design. The Sweet Hive Ketubah will be a beautiful work of art and sweet representation of each new year together as one.

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Creation Life Energy Ketubah $200.00

Creation-Life-Energy
Prayer for Doctor

The creation of life and energy through the unification of human and nature.

“Ki Haadam Etz Hasade”-Quote at the base.
“A person is like the tree of a field…” (Deut. Dvarim 20:19)
A tree needs the four basic elements in order to survive-
soil, water, air, and fire (sun).
Human beings also require the same basic elements.

Energy flow throught the Chakras and Sefirot
The 7 Chakras interlaced with the 7 Levels of the Kabbalah tree of life.

Sahasrara (above head) = Keter

Ajna (brow)= Binah Hokmah

Vishuddha (throat)= Gevurah Hesed Din

Ahanhata (heart)= Tifaret

Manipura (navel) =Hod

Swadhisthana (genitals)=Netzah

Muladhara (base of spine)=Yesod Shchina

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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Rings of Love Ketubah $200.00

The Rings of Love symbolizes the everlasting bond that a couple undertakes while standing under the Chupah.

The rings themselves embody a couple's love for each other, as well as symbolizing the new life long bond that they have undertaken and interwoven between themselves from the time of the Chupah and onwards. The lion is symbolic of the tribe of Judah and the power of love, honor and belief between man and his fellow man and man and God.

The lion is also the eternal symbol of Jerusalem and her everlasting rays of gold. In my ketubah, the lion also signifies the strength of the new bond t hat the couple have just undertaken together.

Together the rings and the lion serve as a testament to the strength of love that both the bride and groom now share together. The ring though small is complete and encompasses all. The two rings remind us that although we remain as separate entities we are joined together with the Infinite in our marriage.

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The Modena Italian Ketubah $290.00

The Jews of Modena were the bankers (under the protection of the House of Este) and scribes, particularly the Kabbalistic scribes, since 1025. The Jewish tradition of Modena is rich and varied: the Jews were expelled from Bologna and other parts of Italy and escaped to the safety of Modena; yet Modena still required a Ghetto. They were the heart of the “Italkim,” the Jews of Italy.

The tradition of the Ketubot from Modena is one of the greatest remaining gifts to modern Jewry from Modena. The Ketubot of Modena were elegant yet embellished — a perfect combination representing the ups-and-downs of the traditional Jewish life in Modena.

The Modena Ketubah incorporates the elaborate details of the southern Sephardi Jews — and applies it to a more traditionally Ashkenazim format, where a simple frame holds the text. The use of one single color was popular in the early sixteenth century, as pigments were scarce, and the color red was the most appropriate option when writing on parchment

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The Simple Jerusalem Ketubah $100.00

The Simple Jerusalem Ketubah frames the text with the cityscape of the gorgeous city of Jerusalem.

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Blue Scroll Ketubah $220.00

This opulent ketubah was inspired by Italian Jewish motifs. A rich vine & leaf border offsets a delicate parchment motif and is accented with gold foil.

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Sweet Shelter Ketubah $250.00

The third illumination from our “Heritage Ketubah” collection, “Sweet Shelter” honors the Jewish community of Sarajevo, Bosnia, Herzegovina. This composition is based on the artist’s interpretation of an embroidered wall hanging from a Jewish home dating from 19th century Sarajevo. The original embroidery is on display at the Orthodox Synagogue / Museum of historic old town Sarajevo. This romantic composition draws the viewer back in time to when the Jewish community found shelter from the expulsion of 1492. This inspired design evokes romance, reflections of joy, celebration and the “sweet shelter” or marriage for generations to come!

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The Kermanshah Ketubah $290.00

The city of Kermanshah was one of the great centers of the Jewish Persian world. From Nathan Habavly’s documentation of the Jewish world there in the 10th century to the founding of the Judeo-Persian newspaper Ha-Haim there in the 20th century, Kermanshah has been one of the most under-rated Jewish cities of the last thousand years.

The style of the Ketubot of Kermanshah is ancient and beautiful. The Ketubot of Kermanshah were never as opulent as some of the other Persian Ketubot, but they were decorated in the Persian-Jewish tradition. This Ketubah is a perfect mix of the eastern and western Jewish traditions.

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