Intertwining Trees Ketubah

Since 1976, artist Miriam Karp has been creating vibrant, unique ketubahs. She holds a Master of Fine Arts in Painting from Indiana University in Bloomington and has been awarded two National Endowment for the Arts awards for her paintings. Author Anita Diamant featured Karp in her book, The New Jewish Wedding. You can find her artwork in private and public collections in the U.S. and abroad. The Intertwining Tree Ketubah embraces the symbolism of two intertwining trees, rendering this meaningful motif in the bright, fresh colors of Spring. The two trunks twist tenderly together until their branches, leaves, and blossoms form a single canopy, much like the chuppah and the home that the couple will build together. This simple yet emotional design highlights the text of the ketubah on a crisp white background. If you need help in your ketubah shopping process, or with anything else related to your wedding, please don't hesitate to call the store at 800-238-8743. If you prefer digital assistance, we've set up a page to help you through the process. Ketubah measures approximately 19" x 24" To avoid potential rush fees, we recommend ordering this ketubah at least 4 weeks before the wedding. Please include the names of both partners and the date of the wedding in the notes field below. The texts available with this ketubah are listed in the drop-down menu below. To read through the texts, click here.