Heirloom Lilac Silhouette Ketubah Schach Compiler of Explanations: Rabbi Yosef

Compiler of Explanations: Rabbi Yosef Wineberg

The reader will marvel at the wisdom in the yearly cycle - and never look at a calendar the same way

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Below this scene is an image evoked by "His locks are curled

Heirloom Lilac Silhouette Ketubah Schach Compiler of Explanations: Rabbi YosefDimensions: 19. 75 19. 75 inch The art of papercutting traces its roots in the Jewish Tradition to the 14th century rabbi, Shem Tov ben Yitzhak ben Ardutiel, who after his ink froze, completed a treatise by cutting out the letters. Although this artwork is not an actual papercut, Mickie was inspired by this tradition to create a stunning ketubah using the papercut motif. The famous quote from the Song of Songs "I am my beloveds and my beloved is mine"