Seven Blessing III Ketubah
$260.00
In stock
SKU: 15488
Description
This ketubah is a hamsa, with two doves incorporated as part of the hand. Bright colors, designs, and shapes as well as the city of Jerusalem enhance this ketubah. Inside the Hamsa, you will find a blue eye, for protection and good luck, and seven blessings in the eyet: Happiness, prosperity, health, love, good fortune, bless and life. Above the hamsa is I am my beloved's and my beloved is mine. in English and Hebrew.
If you would like to have your ketubah personalized by the artist, please select the personalized option above. After placing your order, please fill out the Ketubah Personalization Form by clicking here. If you are interested in a custom text, please email us at: help@judaica.com. We recommend that you consult with the Rabbi performing the ceremony so that you can select the appropriate text. Please note that for non-personalized ketubahs it takes 2 weeks for handling and for personalized ketubahs it takes 2 -3 weeks for handling.
- Dimensions: 18L x 24W in
- Color: Multi-Colored, red, green, blue, purple, yellow, gold
- SKU: 15488
About the Artist: Judaic themes, Israeli landscapes and cityscapes figure prominently in Ruth's work. She captures important Jewish life cycle events through her work; such as Birth Announcements, Bar/Bat Mitzvah portions and most of all illuminated Ketubot.
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Details
| Dimensions | 18L x 24W in |
|---|---|
| Width | 24 in |
| Length | 18 in |
| Color | Blue |
| Style | Contemporary, Hamsa, Jerusalem & Israel |
| Shape | Distinctive |
| Subclass | Orthodox Ketubahs, Sephardic Ketubahs, Conservative Ketubahs, Reform Ketubahs, Commitment And Same-Sex Ketubahs, Interfaith Ketubahs, Anniversary Ketubahs, Custom Text Ketubahs |
About Ruth Rudin
Judaic themes, Israeli landscapes and cityscapes figure prominently in Ruth's work. She captures important Jewish life cycle events through her work; such as Birth Announcements, Bar/Bat Mitzvah portions and most of all illuminated Ketubot.
