Ahava Ketubah

    Tiny, delicate flowers embellish a rich cobalt blue background to create a stylistically simple yet harmonious ketubah. Their is a feeling of opulence with gold foil accents and an elegant golden trim. The word Ahava means love in Hebrew.

Amethyst Ketubah

    The stunning watercolor skill of the artist is evident in this delicate image inspired by the opulence of amethyst. Amethyst is one of the twelve precious gems used in the breastplate of the high priest (Exodus 28:19 and 39:12). The special diamond, holographic silver foil shines and shimmers in varied, subtle colors as would actual jewels.

Arbor Ketubah

    Quotes from the King SolomonÕs love poem, the Song of Songs, are interspersed among the branches of two intertwining trees, symbolizing the marriage union, love and commitment.

Beloveds Ketubah

    This graceful ketubah invites one into a natural setting of low hills covered with delicate flowers and soft grasses. The entwining rose and cypress symbolize timeless love. Two popular quotes from the Song of Songs and dazzling, gold foil complete this enchanting illumination.

Birds of Paradise Blue Ketubah

    This simply elegant ketubah with timeless appeal includes a delicate, meandering vine with birds, flowers and gold foil accents that catch the light.

Birds of Paradise Yellow Ketubah

    The warm tones of this simply elegant ketubah includes a delicate, meandering vine with birds, flowers and gold foil accents that catch the light.

Blue Scroll Ketubah

    The rich blue and gold color scheme and scrolling acanthus leaf border make this a design classic. It shimmers with delicately placed gold foil within the scrollwork and the verses surrounding the star of David.

Blue Silhouette Ketubah

    The art of papercutting traces its roots in the Jewish Tradition to the 14th century rabbi, Shem-Tov ben Yitzhak ben Ardutiel, who after his ink froze, completed a treatise by cutting out the letters. Although this artwork is not an actual papercut, Mickie was inspired by this tradition to create a stunning ketubah using the papercut motif. The famous quote from the Song of Songs ÒI am my beloveds and my beloved is mineÓ and all of the imagery is rendered as though cut out of a single sheet of paper. Two traditional quotes are beautifully calligraphed and added in radiant gold foil.

Blue Tile Ketubah

    The bold geometry of this intricate design recalls the complex and elaborate tile patterns of Persian and Moorish architecture. The rich blue color is accentuated by gold foil highlights.

Cloisonne Ketubah

    Reminiscent of the finest inlaid enamel and gold filigree, this elegant design is timeless. Fine gold foil accents add sophistication to this classic ketubah.

Crown Ketubah

    This striking design tastefullyÊforms a crown and base which support the text. The Stars of David add a warm glow of tradition to the art. (This ketubah has no gold foil.)

Deer Ketubah

    A exquisite pair of graceful gazelles symbolize mutual love and devotion. Delicate flowers and Stars of David surround the wedding vows. Favorite verses from the Song of Songs are incorporated into the composition.

Festivals Ketubah

    The cyclical nature of Jewish rituals bring identity and unity to the Jewish people. Rich watercolor illustrations symbolizing daily, weekly and yearly Jewish celebrations are illuminated in this circle of harmony and joy. Fine gold foil accents enrich the design.

Flowering Vine Ketubah

    A Victorian blue border surrounds a delicate, flowering vine framing the text. Gold foil accents highlight theÊfanciful flowers.

Garden of Eden Ketubah

    In Mickie's signature style, a composition of delicate pink blossoms, Stars of David, and doves combine toÊcreate a lushÊstained glass border. A quote from Song of Songs (II:2-3) describes theÊsentiment of love shared by a bride and groom. Fine gold foil accents shimmer in the light.

Mystic Jerusalem Ketubah

    A potpourri of color, texture and form, this ketubah is a fanciful and optimistic rendition of Jerusalem. Doves playfully surf in, out and around Jewish symbols and quotes from the Song of Songs.

Mystic Pomegranates Ketubah

    "May our lives be as full of blessings as a pomegranate is full of seeds" encircles the marriage vows in this whimsical, folk art ketubah. Special glitter and gold foil stars, leaves and quotes enrich the design.

Oval Traditions Ketubah

    This light and airy design is full of whimsy with charming illustrations of Jewish symbols and favorite verses of love written in casual cursive lettering. This piece feels warm, cozy and personal.

Oval Vineyard Ketubah

    In this assymetrical design, aÊrich border of pomegranates surrounds a lush vineyard in a regal palette of color. Strong goldÊfoilÊaccents complete the oval and highlight the imagery. Artist: Tamar King.

Persian Silk Ketubah

    A delicate light blue filigree on a dark blue background mimics shimmering Persian silk.Ê Geometric arabesques lend an exotic aura to this simple yet elegant design, which is enhanced with delicately sparkling gold foil.

Persian Tapestry Ketubah

    The exacting nature of Persian art inspired this ketubah filled with stylized flowers and arabesques. Gold foil accents and bold lines enhance the finely detailed artwork.

Rakefet Ketubah

    The Rakefet (Cyclamen) heralds the spring throughout central and northern Israel. The quotes from Song of Songs are enhanced by the beauty of these flowers, symbolizing new beginnings. Fine gold foil accents glimmer like morning dew.

Ring of Joy Ketubah

    A lustrous, rich, earth-toned ring, studded with jeweled flowers and Stars of David, encircle the marriage vows. Foil accents enhance the ring and soft background. The famous quote from the Song of Songs, ÒI am my belovedÕs and my beloved is mineÓ is calligraphed in gold.

Rose Garden Ketubah

    Lush, redolent roses fill up a garden beneath a shimmering blue sky. Graceful gold foil accents enhance the beauty of the finely detailed blossoms.

Seasons Ketubah

    The ketubah text is encircled by a finely detailed mosaic of flowers blooming in the shape of hearts. The intricate images of the four seasons represent the continuity of nature and of lifecycle events and the long-term commitment of the marriage vows. Fine gold foil accents shimmer in the light.

Seven Blessings Ketubah

    Jerusalem at twilight is inset into a beautifully carved and inlaid window with seven expressions of love and hope calligraphed around the border.

Song of Love Ketubah

    Meandering vines, blooming flowers and singing birds encompass the circular text of this airy ketubah. Rings of biblical verses of love in graceful calligraphy dance around the watercolor design.

Soulmates Ketubah

    Airy and fanciful, the slender, embracing trees and folksy blooms represent a union that is ÒbashertÓ Ð meant to be. The timeless quotes ÒI am my belovedÕs and my beloved is mineÓ & ÒI have found the one in whom my soul delightsÓ (from the Song of Songs) capture the enduring and everlasting feelings of the bride and groom. Gold foil accents highlight the marriage vows as the center of this coupleÕs life together.

Tree of Life Ketubah

    In this magical landscape, a delicate and delightful "Tree of Life" shelters the marriage vows beneath a shimmering sky in this luminous ketubah.

Turtledove Ketubah

    Two turtledoves representing devotion and faithfulness, are perched on grape vines, symbols of peace and abundance. Quotes from the biblical love poem, the Song of Songs, are delicately written in gold foil calligraphy.

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