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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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Ayalot Deer Papercut Ketubah $490.00

The quiet symmetry of the Ayalot (Deer) ketubah bestows a sense of calm. The paper cut is intricate and delicate.The gentle deer, symbolic of love and grace are in their element. They repose under fanciful trees resplendent with flowers and birds.

Above, the sky is composed of an interlocking pattern of the Star of David. “Ani li dodi v'dodi li,/ I am my beloved's and my beloved is mine” from the Song of Songs is inscribed under a canopy of myrtle leaves, symbolizing love.

At the top, a golden menorah celebrates the light of the Torah, illuminating the world with its great wisdom. The harmonious palette strengthens the sense of tranquility, while the 24- karat gold leaf embellishment quietly enhances this exquisite ketubah.

Please note: Colors on this papercut ketubah vary due to the delicate nature of the laser paper-cutting technique.

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The Art Nouveau Bleu Ketubah $290.00

Inspired by the Art Nouveau style this Ketubah contains a blend of blues and purples with an intricate design. The circular patterns frame the text and complete the overall look of this gorgeous Ketubah. This Ketubah is perfect for the couple that wants a traditional work of art with a great style.

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The Enchanted Forest Ketubah $290.00

The Enchanted Forest Ketubah takes the simplicity of nature and exaggerated it with tons of color, lines, and shapes. The framing of the design around the white space creates a concentration on the Ketubah text. This Ketubah is a gorgeous representation of the faith and love in a couple's commitment to one another.

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The Luna Purpura Ketubah $290.00

Influenced by a defined surrealist art style, the Luna Purpura Ketubah contains a dramatic night theme. The simple shapes and lines brings forth the text while the subtle blue background adds in color and life. The Luna Purpura is a gorgeous traditional Ketubah with a distinctive quality.

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The Rectangular Color Study Ketubah $290.00

The Rectangular Color Study Ketubah contains a lots of bright color and a simple design. The mix of lighter and more vibrant tones work together to highlight the text. This Ketubah is perfect for the couple who love simple design with a high quality that will last a lifetime.

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The Starfish Shore Ketubah $290.00

The Starfish Shore Ketubah exhibits the beauty of creation and the warmth of summer. The beach scenery met with the sacred text complement and enhance each other perfectly. Perfect for the couple that wants a traditional Ketubah with a high-quality design.

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The Chamsa II Ketubah $200.00

The flow of water, nature, wheat, barley, and olive leaves are all symbols of purity and wealth. The dancing figures symbolize the festivity of life, and enduring fiery energy in both body and soul. The tree of life at the base of the palm contains the word Chai (Life) in its roots.

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The Milk and Honey White Ketubah $200.00

The Milk and Honey ketubah by artist Nava Shoham depicts the seven species with which the land of Israel is blessed. This ketubah is available with a white or blue backing.

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The Moroccan Ketubah $290.00

Jews have been a small but constant community in Morocco, since the destruction of the Second Temple. In Morocco for centuries, the Jews mixed heavily with the local Arab population — influencing the Jewish Moroccan dialects, traditional foods, and even the tunes of their classic Jewish prayers.

The Moroccan Ketubah is based on the traditional Ketubot of the Moroccan Jews, particularly their mid 19th century style of Ketubot. In this Ketubah, you can see the subtle Arabic influence on the Moroccan Jewish style. The Horseshoe arch is an important architectural feature that is represented in this Ketubah. The text is decorated on the top with an elaborate representation of the voussoir, adding an importance and glamour to the text. It frames the texts and incorporates the seventh sheva brachot above and below.

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The Viennese Ketubah $290.00

The Jews flourished in Vienna during the height of the Austro-Hungarian empire — despite a history of Jewry in Vienna that is filled with high highs, and low lows — and still today, the Jews of Viennese descent tend to retain one of the strongest connection to the country, as compared to most other Jewish emigrant groups.

The Jewish culture of Vienna was famously intellectual — birthplace of Wittgenstein, Popper, and endless Jewish-Viennese intellectuals — the Ketubot of Vienna reflected that tradition. Unlike the Sephardi ketubot, which were decorated with flair, the Viennese Ketubot tended to be viewed as Legal Contracts. Thus, they were, aristically, among the most reserved and conservative ketubot. Yet they do retain a very distinctive style, often framed, in the art, by the seven species and Jewish symbols such as the Magen David. But the framing is always simple, and with minimal colors; an understated elegance.

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