Inspired by Kandinsky and other modern painters, this bold ketubah design uses a broad palette including cobalt, turquoise, periwinkle, yellow, and magenta against a white background. The name of this ketubah comes from a Hebrew poem by Judah Al-Harizi, "Look: the sun has spread its wings to dispel the darkness from the earth." The poem may be included, other quotes may be used in its place, or left off entirely (include your preference in Special Instructions on the Text form).
This design is best at the larger sizes unless ordering a single language ketubah. Those ordering a Conservative ketubah are recommended to order the large. All ketubot are sold without frames.
Please allow about 2-4 weeks for your order.
2nd Business Day Shipping is included / $18 Next Business Day
Inspired by Kandinsky and other modern painters, this bold ketubah design uses a broad palette including cobalt, turquoise, periwinkle, yellow, and magenta against a white background. The name of this ketubah comes from a Hebrew poem by Judah Al-Harizi, "Look: the sun has spread its wings to dispel the darkness from the earth." The poem may be included, other quotes may be used in its place, or left off entirely (include your preference in Special Instructions on the Text form).
This design is best at the larger sizes unless ordering a single language ketubah. Those ordering a Conservative ketubah are recommended to order the large. All ketubot are sold without frames.
Please allow about 2-4 weeks for your order.
2nd Business Day Shipping is included / $18 Next Business Day
