We are so proud to carry This Is Not A Ketubah,
a vibrant line of ketubot that mixes high-quality art with both
traditional and modern themes. This Is Not a Ketubah is a collective of
Argentine and New York Jewish artists who love following the ancient Jewish
traditions, and taking high art to the next level, while doing everything with Tzedakah in mind.
They started making ketubot for their friends, first with traditional themes like trees, and
eventually making the ketubot more innovative, interesting, and new. So many friends loved the
ketubot that they put some
online for everyone who wanted a modern yet
high-quality ketubah. The artists of This Is Not A Ketubah are
obsessed with giving friends, partners, and clients
exactly the right ketubah they want, designed just for them.
They conduct in-detail interviews
so that they can get to know and
understand who they are creating the ketubah
for. Their distinctive philosophy
has led them
to be one of the first online teams to create personalized ketubot.
These artists are also dedicated to helping the
Jewish orphans of Argentina.
They are saving
Jewish children, one yeled and yaldah at a time.
Here's a handful of ketubot from our new favorite line:
The Lovers Dance:
The
bliss of marriage can only be matched by pure joy and radiant love on
wedding day! The Lovers Dance Ketubah captures the motion, and action,
and beautifully tender moment of the Bride and Groom’s first dance
together in this bright and exciting Ketubah. With exuberant colors and bold textures, it takes a certain type of
personality to fall in love with this Ketubah—and we absolutely have! This ketubah was influenced by: Romero Britto
The Enchanted Forest:
Brought
to life by vivid splashes of color dramatically mixed with white space,
the Enchanted Forest Ketubah combines abstract art with the beauty of
natural flora from an unconventional perspective. Evoking the emotion of
water color expressionism with impressive color clarity, it was created
with an eye for unconventional painting. Capturing season colors from fall to spring, this Ketubah is for nature
lovers with a knack for modern design. With intense color starting on
the right and moving toward the Ketubah text itself, the words and
signatures of the Enchanted Forest are emphasized—highlighting the
sacred oaths of the loving couple who signs it.
The Amour et Couleur:
This ketubah was influenced by Joan Miro, whose unique combination of surrealism and cubism
created a style that not only went on to redefine the art of
contemporary southern Europe, but created an original style that is not
just fun but consistently elegant, as well. The Amour et Couleur Ketubah
is the right ketubah for the couple who loves the modernist style and
everything it represents: updating the tradition for modern times while
keeping a classy look, that you’re proud to show off.
The Ani L'Dodi Vibrant Mosaic:
“I
am my beloved’s and my beloved is mine”—Legend tells us that King
Solomon wrote this line in his intimate and beautiful poem, the Song of
Songs. For centuries, Jewish couples have reflected on its lines as an
expression for their relationship. The Ani L’Dodi Mosaic Ketubah
combines this classic phrase from Jewish tradition together with the
vibrant, exciting, and joyful design of stained glass. Reminiscent of
the world’s most famous Synagogues, each pane uses powerful yet subdued
colors to illuminate the view. Skillfully blending color and emotion,
this Ketubah is perfect for the couple who want to uniquely declare
their love.
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