Torn Paper Borders and Canvas Ketubah Prints
- At June 15, 2023
- By Nishima
- In Handmade Ketubahs
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I am combining my canvas print ketubahs with my original, handmade, torn paper borders. See Extras for examples. Each ketubah is unique and made especially for you. We can discuss color and paper options to create a personalized piece that reflects your marriage and home, affordably ranging from $400 to $650.
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How We Make the Custom Ketubah of Your Dreams
- At May 15, 2013
- By admin
- In Limited Edition Ketubahs
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Each and every custom ketubah we make at Artketubah.com is unique, created one-at-a-time for your wedding. The process is simple yet creative and meaningful. First, choose a piece of art, a Ketubah Design, that speaks to your hearts. Searching through art and choosing a piece for your home, to represent your marriage, is a process […]
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Which Ketubah Text is Right for You?
- At January 31, 2013
- By Nishima
- In Ketubah Texts
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“Ketuvah” means “writing” and refers to the Ketubah text. This writing, which will be witnessed and signed, describes the sacred foundation upon which your marriage rests. Choosing a Ketubah text for your wedding can be an overwhelming task. Your rabbi may require a particular Hebrew/Aramaic text, but most will allow you to choose your own […]
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Writing Your Own Ketubah Text
- At November 30, 2012
- By admin
- In Ketubah Texts
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Many couples choose to write their own Ketubah texts. The process of engaging with the written contract which will be signed at their wedding supports the process of preparing for the challenges of marriage. For some couples, the custom Ketubah text places them in a unique relationship to the Jewish community and history. For others, […]
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Mysticism of Marriage
- At November 30, 2012
- By admin
- In Jewish Weddings
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In six days the Lord made heaven and earth. What has God been doing since then? Since creating the earth, God has been arranging Jewish Weddings, writes Rabbi Yossi ben Halaphta. Not an easy task! In fact, it is written that arranging a Jewish marriage (or any marriage) is as difficult as splitting the Red […]
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