The Pomegranate Ketubah Traditional but the marriage covenant overrides

but the marriage covenant overrides all

lending to the perception of the slightest of movements in each layer that results in an illusion of being carved and not cut

Pink Tallit

The beauty of the papercut

meticulously woven or embroidered into the fabric

The Pomegranate Ketubah Traditional but the marriage covenant overridesWhimsical colors and a simple clear design imbue the Pomegranate Ketubah with the same joy we share in the marriage celebration. The ring of pomegranates and leaves playfully intertwining is a visual expression of the way the bride and groom will weave their lives together. The pomegranate, said to contain 613 seeds (also the number of mitzvot in the Torah) symbolizes in Judaism, righteousness, fruitfulness and wisdom.