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Luna Love Papercut

Enya Keshet

3 Colors

From US$300

Evergreen

Shell Rummel

1 Color

From US$200

Cloud 9 Papercut

Enya Keshet

3 Colors

From US$350

We’ve curated the world’s largest variety of high quality art Ketubahs. With so many options to choose from, we know you’ll be able to find the perfect Ketubah for your ceremony. Choose from our many categories, from the intricate designs of our Papercut Collection to the brilliant colors of our Canvas Ketubahs, and everything in between.

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Papercuts
Gold & Silver
Canvas
Giclée Prints
Letterpress
Layered
Historical Museum
Japanese Washi Paper
Do It Yourself

Luxe

The Luxe Collection is an elegant line of premium Ketubahs, which include some of our most beautiful and unique designs. From papercut ketubahs embellished with 23 Carat Gold Leaf and authentic Swarovski Crystals, to our multi-layered papercut designs, these ketubahs are individually assembled by our artisan team. This collection makes for an elegant and beautiful addition to your wedding day, and to your life together.

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Papercuts

Papercutting has been a traditional Jewish art form for Ketubah decoration since the Middle Ages. Thanks to advances in artisanal laser cutting in the late 20th century, these exquisite pieces of fine art are now within everyone's budget. Papercut Ketubahs are lovingly produced, one at a time, to archival standards.

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Gold & Silver

For centuries, artists and artisans have turned to silver and gold leaf as a way to make their creations shimmer and shine. Evident in everything from ancient artifacts to modern masterpieces, the glistening accents can add an ethereal touch to any work of art. These metallics are celebrated for their ability to accentuate color and form through stunning details.

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Canvas

Today’s couples are looking to canvas for a Ketubah with a unique and striking fine art look. We are incredibly proud to offer our own exclusive line of Ketubah designs, produced in house and available on canvas. The canvas ketubahs have more texture and shine than ketubahs printed on paper and give off the look of an original oil painting!

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Giclée Prints

Our giclée print ketubah collection offers the largest selection of limited-edition ketubahs available anywhere, so you can find a ketubah that will suit you, your wedding and your traditions. We work with couples and officiants from every Jewish denomination, and can incorporate the appropriate text to suit your wedding.

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Letterpress

Letterpress was originally created around 1440. Attempting to print flat on paper, printers stumbled upon the unique effect of letterpress and embossing. This error became the most beautiful and valued feature of letterpress, which made it desirable. It sadly went out of style in the 80's and 90's due to computer technology, but couples have returned to this classic detailing for their most special and personal keepsake prints.

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Layered

Ketubahs have always stood the test of time, but now they come to life in a whole new way. These Ketubahs will amaze you in person as they lift right off the page, literally. The details of the design are heightened with depth and intricacy. Cut with precision for a beautiful effect, each print is created to bring you the highest quality, multidimensional ketubah. A layered Ketubah magnifies the beauty of the artwork, which you will enjoy for years to come.

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Historical Museum

Our Historical ketubah collection is the extraordinary result of our collaboration with The National Library of Israel and The Jewish Museum. This collaboration was created to bring you authorized reproductions of ketubahs culled from both museums’ permanent collections. Our historical museum collection features Ketubah designs adapted from original works from around the world that date as far back as the 1400s.

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Japanese Washi Paper

The ketubahs in this collection are exquisite! The delicate Japanese Washi paper is embedded with silk threads, giving it an authentic oriental quality and style. This creates an incredibly fine and crystalline texture, giving the artwork a gentle appearance.

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Do It Yourself

Can’t seem to find the perfect ketubah for your wedding? Have a friend or family member that is an artist? The DIY Ketubah is the perfect ketubah for you! These ketubahs allow the artist to paint freely and saves them the pressure of doing calligraphy or worrying about the accuracy of the text.

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How to Buy a Ketubah

Most people are not ketubah experts, but you don’t have to be. We make it easy – It just takes a few steps to creating the ketubah of your dreams.

Browse through hundreds of beautiful designs, choose the size you want, and decide if you want your names pre-printed in the text. Before you know it, you’ll be well on your way to having the perfect ketubah for your wedding.

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Why Ketubah.com?

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Ketubah.com hosts the largest exclusive collection of Ketubahs online. Choose from thousands of different combinations of designs, texts, and print stocks.

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Learn all about our dedicated customer service team. We pride ourselves on responding quickly to all inquiries, so no matter what you need or when you need it, we’re here to help.

We’ll work with you and your Officiant to ensure that your Ketubah text is exactly what you need for your wedding. Click on our “Rabbi” tab to find your Rabbi, and find out which of our texts they approve.

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After being fairly consistent for about 200 years, Ketubah text options have evolved significantly since the latter part of the last century. Today, in addition to the traditional Aramaic text, there are a number of modern Hebrew and English options.

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