Ardyn Halter has extended the Jewish tradition of papercuts to produce a Ketubah of exquisite delicacy and refinement. Above the central text is a line from Yehudah Halevi: "Ever since you were the home of love my love has dwelt with you." Above the Tree of Life is B'Siman Tov B'Mazal Tov. Surrounding the main text are the Seven Species and beyond them oak leaves symbolize longevity. The Papercut Ketuba is illustrated here with a handprinted color backing, available in beige, ivory, magenta or blue. If neither of these colors suit your home decor, feel free to select your own color of acid-free backing paper from any art supply store or simply suspend the ketubah in glass with no backing at all.
(Both the color of the ketubah and the background vary from one ketubah to another. Ketubah and background color may be lighter or darker than this picture.)
Ketubot are not included with free shipping