If there is one thing Noah and I continually love about ketubot it's the artists who take on the very dynamic and time consuming technique of paper-cut. New Yorker Jerise Fogel successfully attempts this method and integrates unique imagery and design to make for an impressive collection of ketubot. [...]
Art by Batya is a collection of ketubot pieces created by Batya Weinstock. Her ketubot are created using a variety of mediums including watercolor, oil and paper-cut. Batya includes not only ketubot pieces on her website, but her other artwork as well. She even designs and creates personalized wedding [...]
Are you a lover of minimalist design? Ketubah Graphia will not disappoint! This ketubot website features a small collection of ketubot artwork made by artist Aliza Boyer. Stripped of the busy and intricate detail that most traditional ketubot are composed of, Aliza creates a more simple style of ketubot [...]
TheKetubah.com features original artwork by artist Stephanie Caplan, who currently lives in New York City's East Village. With a rich Jewish background, the artist creates watercolor designs using bold colors and influences of great names in art,such as Rothko, to create custom art (a hefty $1800-4000 pricetag), as well [...]
Creating personalized reproductions of new artists, Ketuv Fine Art Ketubahs was founded by artists Arielle Angel (New York) and Maya Joseph-Goteiner (San Francisco) with a mission of creating unique and original Ketubot for a new generation. Selling the art of about 15 unique artists, whose specialties are not limited [...]
This Is Not a Ketubah, Yes it is! (also known as, "TINAK") is a collective based in New York and Buenos Aires which calls on the talents of up-and-coming Jewish artists. Unlike any Ketubot we've seen before, they didn't just say they were modern, but the designs actually were [...]
