Full Cup Ketubah
Want it by 12/24?Two hands hold a vase. From it, something lush and alive. Illustrated by Arty Guava, a Malaysian-born artist whose work is rooted in harmony, nature, and the joy of nurturing - this ketubah is an image of a marriage as an act of tending. The text sits inside the vessel. Plants grow from it. Figures dance at its sides. It's abundant and grounded, folk-influenced with a contemporary richness that feels completely of this moment. Printed on heavy cream-toned stock made from bamboo and cotton, with a softly textured surface and a natural raw edge that gives each piece a handmade quality.
Features:
- This ketubah is Fill-in-the-Blank. It comes pre-populated with standard Reform text (modern and egalitarian in both English and Hebrew). The names, date, location, and signature lines are filled in by hand
- Includes 2 archival signing pens
- Description
- Details
- Shipping & returns
Two hands hold a vase. From it, something lush and alive. Illustrated by Arty Guava, a Malaysian-born artist whose work is rooted in harmony, nature, and the joy of nurturing - this ketubah is an image of a marriage as an act of tending. The text sits inside the vessel. Plants grow from it. Figures dance at its sides. It's abundant and grounded, folk-influenced with a contemporary richness that feels completely of this moment. Printed on heavy cream-toned stock made from bamboo and cotton, with a softly textured surface and a natural raw edge that gives each piece a handmade quality.
Features:
- This ketubah is Fill-in-the-Blank. It comes pre-populated with standard Reform text (modern and egalitarian in both English and Hebrew). The names, date, location, and signature lines are filled in by hand
- Includes 2 archival signing pens
- Description
- Details
- Shipping & returns
Two hands hold a vase. From it, something lush and alive. Illustrated by Arty Guava, a Malaysian-born artist whose work is rooted in harmony, nature, and the joy of nurturing - this ketubah is an image of a marriage as an act of tending. The text sits inside the vessel. Plants grow from it. Figures dance at its sides. It's abundant and grounded, folk-influenced with a contemporary richness that feels completely of this moment. Printed on heavy cream-toned stock made from bamboo and cotton, with a softly textured surface and a natural raw edge that gives each piece a handmade quality.
Features:
- This ketubah is Fill-in-the-Blank. It comes pre-populated with standard Reform text (modern and egalitarian in both English and Hebrew). The names, date, location, and signature lines are filled in by hand
- Includes 2 archival signing pens