Two curling bands encircle the Hebrew and English text, unwinding from a central Star of David, framing the ketubah with elegance and movement. Inspired by hand-painted 18th-century motifs, oranges and orange blossoms bloom throughout the design — symbols of fertility, beauty, and abundance. The orange tree is unique in bearing fruit and blossoms at once, representing both fulfillment and promise, the present and what’s still to come. Orange Blossom is a limited edition of 200 ketubot.
Two curling bands encircle the Hebrew and English text, unwinding from a central Star of David, framing the ketubah with elegance and movement. Inspired by hand-painted 18th-century motifs, oranges and orange blossoms bloom throughout the design — symbols of fertility, beauty, and abundance. The orange tree is unique in bearing fruit and blossoms at once, representing both fulfillment and promise, the present and what’s still to come. Orange Blossom is a limited edition of 200 ketubot.
Unless ordering a Conservative ketubah text or Rabbi Adler’s Brit Ahuvim (medium or large recommended), all sizes of this ketubah will be large enough to be beautifully legible.
Please allow about 2-4 weeks for your order. Rush Orders should choose Rolled Canvas.
US Shipping is included / $18 Next Business Day / Canada and International orders incur an additional shipping surcharge to cover higher local fulfillment and delivery costs.
