Jewish Life Cycle

Ketubah. Bouquet of Poppies enhancing the ketubah with an inspiration of happiness and pleasure together. Size: 18" x 16"

Imagine your life together full of bright colors, shapes, Jerusalem city scape, flowers and bottle of wine all of this incorporate in the ketubah called fulfillment. Media: GicleeSize: 18ƒ?? x...

Two love birds sitting on a tree. The branches are covered with colorful circles,to symbolize many happy moments which the couple will go through, in the circles of life. Media:...

Ketubah - Four Seasons II Four seasons Ketubah in a colorful tree of life glicee. The ketubah design, showing a tree of life coloured with the four seasons: Winter, Spring,...

As life is full of intersections, this ketubah surrounds with colorful circles that intersect with one another. Dimensions: 16"x16" Medium: Gicl??e

Being united as man and wife, the couple bond with each other in an exclusive lifelong bond - as soulmates. With love, care and respect, they look for the one who...

Bride and groom in black and white outline, with colourful bouquet of flowers.   Media: Giclee Size:  23”x18" Personalization:    $90 Shipping regular:  $35   Rush: $85   Available texts (for all three ketubot): Traditional...

Ketubah - Four Seasons III The ketubah design, showing a tree of life coloured with the four seasons: Winter, Spring, Summer and Fall, which represent the continuing cycle of life. It...

Beautiful and romantic Seven Species Ketubah. The colors create a sense of depth and richness, serenity and joy. The shapes of the seven species interlock symbolizing the union and partnership...

Flanking the text are flowering vines with birds. The surrounding illumination is of abundance and the quiet warmth of country colors and the land. At the top of the Ketubah...

A carpet or talit or huppah is created by the interweaving of tens of thousands of small threads until it becomes strong and enduring. The weave of warp and weft...

Tree of life stands prominently at the top of the ketubah, the Hebrew letters spell out "chai' which is Hebrew for life. Along the sides are images of the dove...