I was commissioned to create a Ketubah filled with several religious and love-themed symbols. I painted a Tree of Life at the bottom of the text, and a Huppa at the top. Two pomegranates, symbolizing prosperity, and two Hamsa for protection and happiness, were also incorporated. The text is framed by two majestic blue peacocks, representing the beauty of love and commitment. The colors were chosen according to the couple’s specific requests.

A Ketubah is a Jewish wedding contract that unites a man and a woman. To create my ketubahs, I work with ink and watercolor, layering different stencils, playing with colors and textures. I also incorporate freehand painting, depending on the specific project. The text can be either laser-printed (provided by your Rabbi) or elegantly handwritten by a Sofer (scribe). I can work on various materials, including paper or parchment. I am attentive to your vision and requests, respecting your chosen colors and style.