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The exacting nature of Persian art inspired this ketubah filled with stylized flowers and arabesques. Gold foil accents and bold lines enhance the finely detailed artwork.

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The Chamsa III Ketubah $200.00

CHAMSA III

The hand of Miriam, in reference to Miriam, the sister of Moses and Aaron, as well as the (5) chamesh hand. It serves as an ancient talismanic way of averting and getting protection from the evil eye, or more generally of providing a “protecting hand” or “Hand of God.” It appears, often in stylized form, as a hand with three fingers raised, and sometimes with two thumbs arranged symmetrically. The symbol is used in amulets, charms, jewelry, door entrances, and other places to ward the evil eye.
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Jewish, universal and Chinese mystic symbols are incorporate within the chamsa.

Longevity, marriage happiness and joy.

The endless knot receives and forwards abundance, symbol of infinity, eternity.
The Sun, the energy, our light.
The tree of life in bloom.
Pair of fish are symbol of marriage, conjugal felicity, fertility, tenacity.
Star of David, Magen David, which means the “shield of David” in Hebrew
Hearts for love.
The word CHAI = Living – Life – Chaim.
and the white dove of peace. Yonat Hashalom.

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East 2 Ketubah $200.00

East 2 Ketubah – With the dawn of a new day the sun rises in the East. Such should be a marriage with every day a fresh beginning.

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Heavenly Labrynth $200.00

The Heavenly Love Labyrinth depicts the sacred journey of life.
The Artwork showcases the passages of time, spiritual growth, and a deep connection to the heart. The Labyrinth presents a metaphysical metaphor which suggests that you are
constantly on an ever-folding path, still exactly where you are meant to be.
The Painting also emphasizes anatomical fluidity by highlighting the four chambers of the heart.
This Ketubah also features a Phoenix, which is symbolic of rebirth, divinity, and immortality.

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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Love Birds Ketubah $200.00

A spring triptych
Love birds are symbol of true love, warmth and affection.
They portray strong bond between couples or lovers.
Love birds as a symbol of freedom, or even as symbols of the future.
Love verse incorporated in the art: “Ani Le Dodi VeDodi Li” ~”Im My Beloved's and My Beloved Is Mine”

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Renascentia Ketubah $200.00

RENASCENTIA (Rebirth, New World)

Renascentia symbolizes the creation of a new world. To the east there are symbols of moon phases, the sky and birds. To the west there are symbols of wind, water and sea creatures. To the south we see images that grow out of the tree of life, images of the hand of creativity, symbols of music/harp, male and female and the eye of wisdom, clarity of mind, imagination, dreams, the gate for all cosmic energy. To the north we see image of new life, a new star and a beginning that shines with strength and energy throught out.

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The Orchid of Madagascar 2 Ketubah $200.00

The Orchid flower symbolizes beauty, strength, richness. Exotic and graceful, represents love. In ancient Greece Orchid were associated with fertility, and during the Victorian era, Orchid symbolized richness and luxury.

The Orchid of Madagascar is mostly unique.. It all began back in 1862, in the south of England, Charles Darwin first examined an unusual flower, an Orchid of Madagascar that seemed to defy the laws of nature. This flower hid its nectar in the bottom of an elongated nectary – up to a foot long – extending from the back of the flower. It seem in-conceivable that any insect could ever reach it.

The star-like Orchid flower was first discovered by the French botanist Louis-Marie Aubert du Petit-Thouars in 1798 in the coast of Madagascar island (Indian Ocean off the southeastern coast of Africa)

Charles Darwin predicted that somewhere in Madagascar must be a gigantic moth feeds from this flower. Darwin peers ridicule his prediction.

150 years later the unusual moth still exist and was discovered drinking from the Orchid nectary.

A heavenly match of nature..

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Twelve (12) Tribes with Compass Ketubah $200.00

Twelve (12) Tribes with Compass Ketubah by Nava, Shoham – In ancient times Israel's High Priest wore a breastplate containing twelve stones, each representing one of the tribes of Israel. This piece brings to life the symbols of the tribes suspended on a parchment-like background.

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Arise my Love Ketubah-Jeweltone $300.00

Arise my love, my fair one & come away for lo the winter is past the rains are gone flowers appear on the earth the season of singing has come!

Basic print size-18 x 18
Custom text is available upon request. Please call to discuss available options and for a quotation

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I Am My Beloved’s And My Beloved Is Mine Ketubah $290.00

This classic line, traditional in many ketubot, creates the background pattern, in English on the left, Hebrew on the right.

Hand painted appearance, printed on the finest quality artist stock acid free paper.

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The Adagio Ketubah $290.00

Adagio Ketubah by Jill Sykes, linocuts – formerly known as Cordova Relief – Rich Red background provides a stark relief to the graceful plant shapes.

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The Amour et Couleur Ketubah $290.00

Joan Miro’s unique combination of surrealism and cubism created a style that not only went on to redefine the art of contemporary southern Europe, but created an original style that is not just fun but consistently elegant, as well.

The Amour et Couleur Ketubah is the right ketubah for the couple who loves the modernist style and everything it represents: updating the tradition for modern times while keeping a classy look, that you’re proud to show off.

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