Kettubah Scribal Arts Judaica Shopping Judaism

Kettubah Scribal Arts Judaica Shopping Judaism

Kettubah

This category is for web sites offering kettubah (Jewish marriage certificates) for sale. These may be pre-designed with text added to them, or totally custom designs, made to order for the purchaser.

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- Designs based on original works of art, available with custom text, as Giclee prints.
- Fine art ketubot direct from the artist, for all couples and ceremonies. Modern designs with Daniel Sroka's photographs of flowers and nature.
- Original ketubot by Jerusalem artist Norman Slepkov. The gallery shows a variery of styles, and allows zooming in on the detail.
- Limited edition prints, hand signed by artist Michelle Rummel. Modern designs and poetic texts for all weddings.
- Handmade illuminated originals, with details of the artist's background. Personalization of the items included - inquiries by e-mail. Haftarah and other artwork are also available.
- An Israeli artist has several styles of ketubot in multiple galleries. Also features gifts for other Jewish lifecycle events.
- Hand made, custom designed ketubot for weddings, anniversaries, and commitment ceremonies.
- Jewish marriage contracts custom designed by international artists.
- Prints available with a choice of texts.
- Hand-painted, fine art ketubot from Israel commissioned for weddings or anniversaries. Information about the artist, Jonah Schiller and ordering instructions.
- Provider for ketubahs, calligraphy, and lithography for weddings, Bar Mitzvahs, and other Jewish celebrations.
- Hand-painted ketubahs: original works of art personalized in theme, design and choice of text.
- Ketubot that offer a bridge between traditional Jewish and interfaith lifestyles.
- Marriage contracts in Aramaic and in English with animal, plant or geometric motifs. Painted by Grace Freundlich on acid-free parchment in gouache with Hebrew calligraphy.
- Original limited edition lithograph ketubahs for all Jewish weddings; Reform egalitarian Hebrew, English or text for renewal of vows.
- Limited edition prints and custom designs with Hebrew and English calligraphy. Her style is influenced by old European manuscripts and Persian miniatures.
- A selection of ketubot by an Israeli artist together with etchings and other artwork.
- Hand made contracts available on claf (parchment) or acid free paper with any desired text.
- Specialising in original Jewish art and calligraphy. Order on line customised work of art by Australian artist Nikki Green.
- The artist paints ketubot (Jewish wedding contracts) onto parchment by hand. The text of the ketuba is written by a sofer (traditional Jewish scribe).
- Items are custom designed by Stephanie Caplan. Information about the artist and ordering details are provided.
- A collection of original ketubahs and a prints gallery. Assorted other items of Judaica are also offered for sale. An order form is included for personalization, as is a toll free number.
- Specializes in the design of original Ketubot or Jewish marriage contracts. Artist Heather Mendel also provides other calligraphic works.
- Contains a gallery of previously commissioned work as well as a brief history and overview. An archive in PDF format and information about the artist is provided.
- Hand made ketubahs by Nishima Kaplan, includes samples of her work together with comments. Features a calculator page, that estimates the cost from chosen options. Other artwork is also available.
- A large gallery of custom ketubot, paintings, illustrations and invitations is displayed. Created using egg tempera on archival materials with text custom written.
- Limited editions prints and original ketubot. Information about the printing methods and a FAQ are provided.
- Rosette Weisel presents samples of her work, individualized pieces featuring large sweeping Hebrew letters. Other calligraphic work is also displayed.
- Hebrew calligraphy and kettubot. Rag paper with pen and ink and pastel pencils in full-color. Located in The Nederlands. [Bilingual English/Dutch]
- Japanese paper cut technique has been used in order to achieve the appearance. Designed by Israeli artist Tamar Messer, they are printed in silkscreen using color separations.

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