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Mizrach (East) is perhaps the most common type of Jewish papercut found in the European Diaspora. It is the direction of Jerusalem , towards which European Jews prayed. < p>This...

This astounding Colorful Papercut made in Israel will dazzle anyone as it's blessings encompass you around the bounty of the earth in the 7 Blessed Species of Israel. Size 10.5"...

Themes of Happiness, good luck and remembering Jerusalem combined together to create this rich, intricate papercut Ketubah. The four corners of the Ketubah present four Chamsa's, which are the most...

Unique Papercut Tree of Life Artwork One of the most unique and cherished gifts of all hand made papercut with Tree in calligraphy papercut. Size 15.5" X 15.5". Each papercut...

This is a fun ketubah. It has traditional elements such as the Star of David which fill the four corners of the ketubah and the quote " I am my...

The word ketubah, painted in lively colours, highlights the top of the ketubah. The quote, " I am my beloved" fills the border on either side while the Hebrew translation,...

This ketubah was inspired by a series of compositions in which the artist Matisse used only painted papercuts. Vibrant colours and strong shapes inhabit the ketubah. It is full of...

This ketubah was conceptualized to be a personal reflection of the couple. Their initials in Hebrew are the focal point of the design. The word "ketubah" in Hebrew divides the...

Wild flowers happily decorate the line drawing of two lovers in a copy of the Marc Chagall painting. The two figures softly encase the ketubah text while a quote from...

Inspired by Gustav Klimt's Kiss, this ketubah captures the intimacy and love between two people. This artist has recaptured these feelings in her beautiful interpretation of this painting in her...

This ketubah takes its inspiration from a Roman ketubah from the year 1838. The text is framed by a richly coloured panel featuring lozenge shapes, each filled with a small...

This ketubah takes its inspiration from a Roman ketubah from the year 1838. The text is framed by a richly coloured panel featuring lozenge shapes, each filled with a small...