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Welcome to my world of custom-made papercut art – where tradition meets beauty.
Each piece is thoughtfully designed to celebrate the spirit and heart of Jewish home. I offer a wide range of handcrafted works, including Ketubahs, Home Blessings, Chalah Boards, Seder Plates, Candle Lighting Boards, and more – perfect for meaningful and unique gifts for all Honorees, occasions and holidays.
Every artwork combines the delicate art of papercutling with an option of calligraphy, and hand painting, available as original hand cuts or high-quality laser cuts.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Orthodox ketubah texts follow traditional halachic requirements and are written in Aramaic or Hebrew using a fixed legal formula. These texts must usually be approved by an Orthodox rabbi.
Non Orthodox ketubah texts such as Conservative Reform Interfaith or Secular texts allow more flexibility. They often emphasize mutual commitment shared values and partnership and may include egalitarian language or personal wording.
Yes. Many couples today choose ketubah texts that reflect equality mutual responsibility and modern values. I offer a wide range of egalitarian and contemporary ketubah texts while still honoring Jewish tradition. These texts are especially popular for Reform, Interfaith and non denominational ceremonies.
Ketubah texts do not have to be only in Hebrew. Many couples choose bilingual ketubah texts that include Hebrew and English side by side. This allows the text to be understood by family and guests while maintaining a strong connection to tradition.
Just take into consideration that Orthodox and Conservative texts are long and not in all the ketubahs there is room for both languages.
Defenitaly yes. I always recommend sharing your chosen ketubah text with your rabbi or officiant before final approval. Some ketubah texts have specific religious requirements while others are more flexible. Making sure the text is approved early helps avoid last minute changes.
You are welcome to begin the process whenever it feels right. Starting early is always recommended when commissioning a meaningful and lasting wedding piece. For orders shipped outside of Israel, I recommend allowing approximately two months. If your timeline is shorter, rush orders may be accommodated subject to availability and an additional fee.
Absolutely. If none of the existing ketubah texts fully reflect your relationship you are welcome to submit a custom text. Many couples choose to combine traditional wording with personal language creating a meaningful ketubah text that tells their unique story.
Shipping times for ketubahs depend on the design type and level of customization.
Custom ketubahs that include personalized ketubah texts typically take 3 to 5 weeks to complete, depending on how quickly the couple collaborates with me during the text selection and approval process.
For fully custom ketubahs, including personalized ketubah texts and made to order designs, production typically takes around 2 to 3 months.
Once the ketubah is completed, it is carefully packaged and shipped via express international delivery. Shipping to the United States usually takes 3 to 7 business days, depending on the destination and customs clearance.
I always recommend ordering your ketubah well in advance to allow sufficient time for text approval, artwork creation, and a stress free delivery before your wedding day.
I recommend choosing your ketubah text at least two to three months before the wedding. This allows time for rabbi approval personalization design and careful artwork creation. Ketubah texts are the foundation of the ketubah so it is best not to leave this decision to the last minute.
This depends on the ketubah text you choose. Orthodox ketubah texts are considered legally binding under Jewish law. Many modern ketubah texts are symbolic and focus on emotional and spiritual commitments rather than legal obligations. I am always happy to help explain the difference and guide you toward the right choice.
Yes. For all ketubahs, I provide a digital proof with the couple’s names, wedding date, and location carefully completed. This proof is sent for review and approval, allowing your rabbi or officiant to confirm all details before final production.
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