Ketubah

For this painting, I was inspired by the quote ” I have found the one in whom my soul delights” — so I visually combined this concept with the tree of life with many hearts blending into one.

In Judaism, The Tree of Life (Etz haChayim עץ החיים) is a mystical symbol used in Kabbalah to describe the path to total fulfillment.

This is a museum-quality, archival Giclee print on Watercolor Paper and comes in four sizes and with your choice of texts, including Reform, Egalitarian, Interfaith, Same-Sex, Conservative, and Orthodox.

This is a blank ketubah with a modern text — best for contemporary, Reform or Jewish or Interfaith weddings.

It is 11 X 14 inches.

The first paragraph has blanks for you or your rabbi/officiant to fill in.

This is a museum-quality, archival Giclee print on Watercolor Paper.

This is a blank ketubah with a modern text — best for contemporary Jewish or interfaith weddings.

It is 11 X 14 inches.

The first paragraph has blanks for you or your rabbi/officiant to fill in.

This is a museum-quality, archival Giclee print on Watercolor Papery, signed by the artist, Anna Abramzon.

This is a blank ketubah with a modern text — best for contemporary Jewish or interfaith weddings.

It is 11 X 14 inches.

The first paragraph has blanks for you or your rabbi/officiant to fill in.

This is a museum-quality, archival Giclee print on Watercolor Paper.

Beautiful watercolor design Ketubah print.

Print is from the well know Judaic artist and calligrapher Eileen Brautman.

This “Fill-in” design includes 2 traditional sayings in Hebrew around the top: “who created joy and gladness, groom and bride, mirth, song, delight and rejoicing, love and harmony and peace and companionship” (from the 7th blessing of the 7 blessings recited under the huppah), and “Yet again there shall be heard… in the cities of Judah, and in the streets of Jerusalem. The voice of joy and the voice of gladness, the voice of the bridegroom and the voice of the bride.” (Jeremiah 33:10-11).

The ketubah body/text is a traditional version that is suitable for all Jewish weddings.

Painted as an expression of love, the Love Tree Ketubah describes the foundation for a fruitful, colorful and fulfilling relationship.

In Judaism, The Tree of Life (Etz haChayim עץ החיים) is a mystical symbol used in Kabbalah to describe the path to HaShem.

Inspired by this concept, I depicted a couple in love, their bodies blending into one, intertwined with the roots of the strong, elegant tree — a symbol of their relationship, their connection, their love and passion for each other, and the journey on which they are setting forth together.

This is a museum-quality, archival Giclee print on Watercolor Paper and is available in 4 sizes and with your choice of texts, including Reform, Egalitarian, Interfaith, Same Sex, Conservative and Orthodox.

Originally painted as an expression of love, the Mystical Forest Ketubah depicts a couple in love, surrounded by a magical forest.

I depicted the bride and groom lovingly gazing at each other as if in their own world surrounded by trees, which symbolize the strong, spiritual walls of the home they are building together.

This is a museum-quality, archival Giclee print on Watercolor Paper and comes in four sizes and with your choice of texts, including Reform, Egalitarian, Interfaith, Same-Sex, Conservative, and Orthodox.

Orthodox Kesubah – Nachlas Shivah Edition.

Ready to frame.

High-quality artwork 13″ x 19″ extra-large format with crisp, easy-to-read text.

Printed on premium archival luster photo paper.

Unique design exclusive to Judaica Place.

Shipped in a corrugated tube to ensure safe arrival.

This is a blank ketubah with a modern text — best for contemporary Jewish or interfaith weddings.

It is 11 X 14 inches.

The first paragraph has blanks for you or your rabbi/officiant to fill in.

This is a museum-quality, archival Giclee print on Watercolor Papery, signed by the artist, Anna Abramzon.

The original artwork for this Ketubah was painted using watercolors, in a decorative style incorporating Judaica art motifs.

It was then converted to a digital image file and printed on high-quality acid-free paper.

Harmony of colors and shapes are taken from nature and the Jewish heritage creates a pleasing design for this Ketubah.

Two trees sending branches in full beautiful blossom, intertwined, reflecting a wish for the couple to grow, develop, and nourish each other with love, happiness and care as they begin their new path in marriage.

A combination of colors taken from sunrise to sunset portrays an endless blessed love, creating peaceful and balanced shared life together.

A traditional phrase from Song of Songs is written on top of the design: “Ani Ldodi Vdodi li” ~ I am my beloveds and my beloved is mine.

Customize your Ketubah by choosing your Ketubah’s texts style, or use your own wording in any language.

Choose Hebrew and English fonts, add names, add wedding place, add wedding date, add signatures.

Make it personal by making changes to the existing design following your own inspiration by telling your unique story, add or omit details, change colors, add phrases in Hebrew English or other languages.

Painted as an expression of love, the Love Tree Ketubah describes the foundation for a fruitful, colorful and fulfilling relationship.

In Judaism, The Tree of Life (Etz haChayim עץ החיים) is a mystical symbol used in Kabbalah to describe the path to HaShem.

Inspired by this concept, I depicted a couple in love, their bodies blending into one, intertwined with the roots of the strong, elegant tree — a symbol of their relationship, their connection, their love and passion for each other, and the journey on which they are setting forth together.

This is a museum-quality, archival Giclee print on Watercolor Paper and is available in 4 sizes and with your choice of texts, including Reform, Egalitarian, Interfaith, Same Sex, Conservative and Orthodox.

This stunning tree silhouette-designed Ketubah is going to be one you cherish for many years to come!

The beautiful idea of a blossoming tree symbolizes the work of marriage: to grow and build a true Jewish home.

The commitment of the bride and groom to one another forms the core and center of their lives, as does a tree trunk which can then branch out.

This expresses our hopes and prayers for the young couple as they embark on life’s most exciting journey.

This stunning Ketubah is going to be one you cherish for many years to come!

The core of any marriage is the unbreakable bond between husband and wife, symbolized by the border of links around the ketubah text.

The links form an infinite chain, representing the couple as part of a broader whole of society and heritage.

While the links are static, the wheat in the corners depicts the dynamic nature of marriage, as well.

This stunning Ketubah is going to be one you cherish for many years to come!

A magnificent bouquet of orchids drapes elegantly over the ketubah, evoking the image of a groom gently draping the veil over his bride.

The flowers’ beauty is apparent and yet it conceals.

Even as we celebrate publicly, the couple shares private moments and creates an exclusive bond together.

Art ketubah / marriage contract from israel the Holy Land.

The ketubah (marriage contract) is a legal document that accompanies the kiddushin, which specifies the husband’s obligations towards his wife.

It is customary to grant the Ketubah to the bride during the wedding ceremony.