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This ketubah, designed by New York artist Stephanie Caplan, is inspired by the works and technique of abstract expressionist Mark Rothko. Rothko, a Latvian-born American artist is known for his use of bold color blocking. This artful ketubah plays on that style by using color blocks from the same pallet, making it its own work of art.
 
Caplan has been designing ketubot for over 15 years. A graduate of comparative religion and art history, she designs ketubot as a way to fulfill her creative side as well as her love of Jewish tradition and history. Caplan originally taught herself the art of Hebrew calligraphy and later studied in London. She prides herself on the unique character of her fonts, which have been created from her own handwriting style. Her artistic influences are mainly artists that use simplicity and beauty to move audiences. Caplan lives and works in Manhattan's East Village, once a thriving Yiddish community, and she is moved by the rich Jewish tradition and history that surrounds her.
 
To place an order for this ketubah, which requires assistance by a sales associate for personalization and text choice, please call Celebrations - The Jewish Museum Design Shop, (212) 423-3260, during regular store hours.
 
Our selection of ketubot can be viewed in person at Celebrations: The Jewish Museum Design Shop.
 

Available texts:

Aramaic Hebrew/ English

Conservative with Lieberman Hebrew/English

Egalitarian Hebrew/English

Interfaith

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These prices do not include an additional personalization fee


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