Ketubah "Mishkan" vitrage - Hand painted with gold 24 K

This hand painted ketubah "Mishkan" is remember our holy temple and designed for the unique wedding day groom and bride are king and queen. Our sages explain to us that each marriage brings the Massiah closer since the Jewish house is holy and considered like a little Beit hamikdash (holy temple). This was the inspiration for this ketuba, an open window of the holy temple. In the mishkan, the holy temple Betzalel built in the desert, there was no metal, instead Betzalel used wood, silver and gold, because the metal is used for weapons of war. That the reason this window is from wood and stone, with gold and beautiful vitrage glass for a life of peace, serenity and love. May we see soon the Holy temple rebuild…
The Gold I used is pure gold powder 24K I mix by myself to be used in painting or immitation gold painting which looks similar. The gilding of this painting is hand-painted on a lithograph of my original watercolor drawing previous printed on acid-free cotton matt paper 240 gr at a printing house that specializes in museum-quality giclee art printing.
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• Size:
  Two options:
  1/ 20*14.5 inches (50.8*36.6 cm)
  2/ 17.7 * 12.8 inches (45*32.5 cm)
  If there is a size you would, please contact us by email: info@judaicaman.com and we will be happy to check if it's possible!
• Gold:
  Two options:
  1/ Pure gold pigment 24 K painting
  2/ Gold pigment imitation
•  Text (Nussach):

1.      The traditional Ashkenazi Orthodox text offered by the Rabbinical Council of America (RCA).

2.       The traditional Sepharadic Orthodox text offered by the Rabbinical Council of America (RCA).

3.       The traditional Orthodox text offered by the Rabbinical Council of London.

4.       The traditional Chabbad text. 

5.       The traditional Ashkenazi Orthodox text offered by the Rabbinical Council of Israel (נוסח נחלת שבעה).

6.       The traditional Sepharadic Orthodox text offered by the Rabbinical Council of Israel (נוסח מקורי ספרדי של הרב אליהו בר שלום).

7.       The Ultra-Orthodox Charedi text by the Badats Jerusalem Rabbinate (בד"ץ העדה החרדית)

       All texts have been reviewed by rabbis who are experts in the field of marriage and ketubah in order to be accurate in the original texts and kosher for jewish weddings. For any additional personal design such as writing names, adding an English translation to the existing text, or any other request, please contact us after consulting your Rabbi. We recommend to consult the Rabbi who will guides the chuppah regarding the correct text to choose from the list above. English translation is not available for all the designs. Our texts are matching first and second wedding by leaving spaces on specific words the Rabbi will fill appropriately. To get the texts, feel free to contact us by email: info@judaicaman.com

 There is a jewish tradition to write the sentence "בסימן טוב ובמזל טוב", "בעזרת השם" - "In a good sign and with good luck", "With God's help" at the begining of a ketubah as you can see on the pictures, but if you prefer to write only the mention "שטר כתובה" please contact us after the order.

•  Shipping:

Please, take care we need a processing time of 5 weeks to prepare your ketubah before we ship it, so place your order at least 6 weeks before the wedding. If you need the ketubah faster, please contact us before the order and we will be happy to check if it's possible. Email: info@judaicaman.com

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