Jewish Wedding Blog
09 Apr 2014
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Gingko Spiral Ketubah by Temma Gentles Ketubah Description Originally from China, Gingko Biloba is the earth’s oldest living tree species, with fossils dating back 270 million years. This...
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Gingko Spiral - Gold Ketubah by Temma Gentles Ketubah Description Originally from China, Gingko Biloba is the earth’s oldest living tree species, with fossils dating back 270 million years....
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I have personally attended 3 weddings that all happen to have chosen one of Ruth's ketubahs, and it is no surprise. She comes from a family of religious scribes and has worked as a Judaica artist for over...
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Pisa (Italy), 1721 Ketubah by The Jewish Museum Ketubah Description This ketubah was adapted from a marriage contract, from Pisa (Italy), 1721, in the collection of The Jewish Museum. The Grand...
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Gefen Papercut - Plum Ketubah by Ruth Stern Warzecha Ketubah Description On this intricate papercut, the circular Ketubah text sits within a square of meandering grapevines. The vines are bordered...
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Two Rings Ketubah by Michelle Rummel Ketubah Description This Ketubah features two entwined wedding rings with striking symbolic imagery from "Song of Songs". Symbols of love's rewards and blessings...
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