Kumi Lakh Ketubah

Artist: Peggy Davis

Kumi Lakh is an Art Nouveau design, with the border verse from the Song of Songs beginning with those words, meaning, "Arise, my love, and come away, the winter is past..." The text can use the blue or green color of the border or be printed in black ink. The text can be in one or two languages.

Peggy's Custom-Print Ketubot provide a text in which your names and other details are inserted so the text flows evenly. The Hebrew letters are set in a font created from Peggy's own Hebrew hand-lettering, and the English text from a calligraphic font of her choosing.

The customization of the ketubah with names and other details is included in the price. You will receive an e-mail proof for approval before it is printed and sent. See text choices in images.

You may provide text/s of your own in any languages using Latin, Hebrew or Cyrillic alphabets.

Each ketubah is a giclée print using archival ink and paper, 17" X 22".

Peggy H. Davis began her study of calligraphy in 1980 and has created ketubot, invitations, wall art and more since that time, learning Hebrew lettering from the master artist Ismar David. She works in her studio in Western Massachusetts, where she is also a member of the Wholesale Klezmer band and a Hebrew teacher.