Amy Fagin's ketubot are on sale now through December 31st.
Amy Fagin's finely crafted, illuminated ketubot reflect a broad spectrum of
inspired designs. Her compositions incorporate an intellectual
curiosity with a sinuous arrangement of space, pattern, symbolism and
representational imagery. Her signature line of "Contemporary Ketubot"
are exuberant, multi-layered and thematically inspired compositions. Her "Heritage Ketubah" series reflects a new vein of inspiration for Amy
which draws on the enormous diversity of cultural expression of Jewish
heritage in communities worldwide. Her "Miniature Ketubot" series are
inspirations which are designed for couples whose taste in ketubah
illumination reflects a more personal expression. These delicate
miniature compositions are especially well suited for anniversary
occasions. Amy Fagin's work stands out for its sophisticated yet
inviting compositions designed for a lifetime of appreciation.
First Kiss Ketubah:
The
chemistry of Love has been the subject of creative expression throughout time and in every corner of the globe. "First Kiss" explores the surge
and thrill of emotions that arise within as we draw close to one
another and exchange the tenderness and trust that a first kiss
expresses. Accompanied by ketubah vows, first kiss embodies the youthful energy of this unforgettable moment thought our lives.
Embrace Ketubah: The
moment of embrace between lovers is perhaps the most intoxicating and
mysterious force within the realm of human experience. Two individuals
encircle and envelop one another, dissolving their apparent separateness. In the physical embrace of love, our consciousness expands and we
glimpse the enormity of the cosmic and earthly forces that we are made
and shaped by. With the “Embrace” ketubah, this
moment is described in word, symbol, shape, pattern and color. Two join
together in honoring the traditions of marriage and Jewish heritage.
They widen their embrace, transcend individual experience. They unite
with all humanity in the spirit of love and understanding. This
completion is reflected in the blessing from Bereshit 2:1 “Thus heaven
and earth were finished, and all their array.”
Double Ring Ketubah:
The
"Double Ring" design is an ageless and universally cherished symbol of
two lives joined into one in love and marriage. Illuminated in the
completely unique signature style of 20th Century Illuminations, this
contemporary rendering of the double ring design shines in its timeless
accounting of the nature of a union bound in love. Celebrating 2500
years of ketubah illumination, Amy Fagin's contemporary line of fine art
ketubot delights couples around the world with finely crafted
illuminations that speak to the heart and soul of love and marriage.
Wind Song Ketubah:
"Wind Song" is a spirited, "young at heart" composition celebrating the diversity and abundance of life around us. From the artist herself: "The
health and diversity of our planet depends on the stewardship of our
natural resources by all people. The promises of a marriage are cradled
within the intricate and delicate web of life upon which we depend for
our very existence. Our exhilarating 'Wind Song' ketubah expresses a
chorus of celebration from the wealth of our ocean's mysteries to the
blessings of sun, rain and the plant kingdom. Your promise is also our
promise and with the purchase of our 'Wind Song' illuminated ketubah we will donate a portion of the proceeds
to the Ocean Conservancy to help preserve the health of our oceans.
Our contribution campaigns are our way of thanking you for your
patronage and working on behalf of the health of our planet, which we
all share."
Each of Amy Fagin's ketubot offers a variety of texts to choose from. Depending on the ketubah, you can request one of the following texts: Traditional Aramaic with English, Conservative with Lieberman and English, Egalitarian/Reform, Commitment Vows, Anniversary, and English or Spanish only. Each ketubah can also be personalized, which means that the pre-printed ketubah text will be filled in with your personal information.
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