The Pomegranate with Matting

Whimsical 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.

Through the delightful use of color and the simplicity of its design, the Pomegranate ketubah conveys the joy we feel in the celebration of marriage . The overall circular composition of pomegranates and leaves playfully intertwined is a visual metaphor for the weaving together of the lives of the bride and groom.

The pomegranate attributed to have 613 seeds (equal to the number of mitzvot in the Torah) is a symbol in Judaism for righteousness, wisdom and fruitfulness; combine this with love and laughter and you have the main ingredients for a flourishing life together.

This giclee print ketubah is a paper cut with hand applied 24 karat embellishment.

A limited edition, numbered and signed by the artist.

Dimensions – 16x16 inches