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Shalev Ketubah

By Artist Archie Granot
21" x 21"

The Shalev (the Hebrew word for serenity) ketubah was published in a limited edition in 2003. The cutout text around the the papercut contains verses that were traditionally recited at the weddings of the Jews of Yemen and reads: "In the name of the Merciful, full of mercy. In the name of him to whom greatness belongs, (whose name) is exalted above every blessing and praise. In a most auspicious time and a commended season, with strength, repute and glory, delight and exultation, grace, favour and compassion fulfillment of every wish to the bridegroom and the bride and the entire assembled community, the chosen seed of Israel. May they rejoice and be joyful, blossom and spread like fragrance. May they build and prosper, build and prosper."

You must specify one of these Available Texts: (click to see wording)
Traditional Aramaic (RCA Orthodox)
Conservative, Hebrew with English
Egalitarian (Reform) - Hebrew and English
Also available blank with no text.

English texts on all Ketubahs are interpretations and not literal translations.

Your Rabbi can fill in the necessary information on your Ketubah, or for a caligraphically uniform look, you can have the Ketubah personalized by the artist for an extra charge (see below). Click here for the Ketubah information form.

Please specify the desired text in the field below.

NOTE: If you are ordering a NON personalized ketubah you must still specify the date of the wedding so we can get the ketubah to you in time! Fill in the field below.