Framed Handmade Intricate Layers Ketubah by Sketch Blue Studio - Option to Personalize
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Turn a sacred moment into a breathtaking work of art with this personalized 11-layer Ketubah (Kasuba). Crafted from intricately cut paper and toned with gold, this masterpiece features see-through negative space that gives it a luminous, floating effect.
After placing your order, we’ll reach out to collect your personalized text, or feel free to email it to us at contact@moderntribe.com.
- 22" x 32"
- Eleven hand-assembled paper layers
- No backing so layered cutouts allow for stunning light and depth
- Personalized for the couple
- Comes framed as shown
This item ships directly from the artist to you. Rush shipping is unavailable. Please allow up to 2 weeks for processing before shipment.
Ketubahs are final sale.
Shipping Info
- Free shipping on U.S. orders $99+
- Pieces are made to order and typically ship in 1 week from Sketch Blue Studio's New York studio
- Standard delivery typically takes 3-7 business days
- Easy returns within 30 days of purchase
About the brand
Sketch Blue Studio builds Hebrew blessings from stacked, laser-cut paper layers, reviving the old Jewish craft of papercutting with modern typography.
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About the brand
Sketch Blue Studio
Sketch Blue Studio builds Hebrew blessings from stacked, laser-cut paper layers, reviving the old Jewish craft of papercutting with modern typography.
- Craft
- Layered paper-cut art
Sketch Blue Studio is the work of designer Moses Wertheimer, who set out to revive the centuries-old Jewish craft of papercutting and pair it with Hebrew typography. His framed pieces layer cut paper to give blessings like the Home Blessing, Aishes Chayil and Shiviti real depth, and ModernTribe also carries his multi-layered ketubah, a Twelve Tribes zodiac clock, and acrylic and glass pieces for the Shabbat and holiday table. Pieces are made to order.
