Cutie Emoji Icons Mezuzah
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Express your faith and joy with a smiley, rainbow, Star of David, and a heart adorning the Cutie Icons Mezuzah, symbolizing positivity and warmth within your household. Spread love and spirituality in your living space with this unique mezuzah, an ideal gift for family, friends, or yourself!
- Dimensions: 1" x 4" x 1.5"
- Does not include a scroll. Kosher scrolls are sold separately
- Designed to hold our 7cm kosher scrolls securely
- Back of the mezuzah features sturdy double-sided tape for easy attachment
- Adorned with smileys and hearts, symbolizing positivity and love
About the brand
Mickie Caspi has painted ketubahs since 1980, and her studio offered a pre-printed gender-neutral text for same-sex couples in 1994.
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Caspi Cards & Art
Mickie Caspi has painted ketubahs since 1980, and her studio offered a pre-printed gender-neutral text for same-sex couples in 1994.
- Based in
- Newton, Massachusetts
- Since
- 1990
- Craft
- Watercolor ketubahs and calligraphy
Mickie Caspi is an Israeli-American artist and calligrapher who has specialized in Judaica since 1980. With her husband, Eran, she founded Caspi Cards & Art in 1990; Eran took over day-to-day management so Mickie could concentrate on the art.
The studio made its name on inclusive ketubah texts. It introduced the first pre-printed interfaith text in 1993, a gender-neutral text for same-sex and straight couples in 1994, and in 2003 an all-English secular humanist text.
Mickie grew up in Highland Park, Illinois, with two artist parents, and first learned Hebrew on Kibbutz Nachshon as a child. After studying art at Columbia College Chicago, she moved to Israel in 1982 and spent seven years as a freelance artist and calligrapher on Kibbutz Harel and in Jerusalem. Her watercolor designs draw on traditional Jewish motifs, Persian and Arabic illumination, art nouveau and art deco, and, as an avid gardener, plenty of flowers and vines. ModernTribe carries her giclée ketubahs in many colorways and sizes, hand-painted original ketubahs, and her annual Jewish Art Calendar, which the studio has produced since 2000.
Good to know
- Inclusive textsPre-printed interfaith text (1993), gender-neutral text (1994), humanist text (2003)
- Jewish Art CalendarPublished annually since 2000
- TrainingStudied art at Columbia College Chicago (Class of 1982)
