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12 Tribes of Israel
Giclee print signed and numbered is available
at any size and any text you wish.
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Original print on archival Artist Paper:
Approx 24"X29": $200
Approx 14"X20": $100

Original Print on archival Artist Canvas:
Approx 24"X29": $300
Approx 14"X20": $180

Personalize your ketubah vows (names, dates, location, verses & more)
Any text you wish from the online TEXT selection: $50
Combination of 2 different texts: $80
Your composed vows: $100
Multi languages: $150

Also vailable without personalization.

You will receive a colorful text proof free of charge.

Special offer for canvas prints:
A fine hand painted brush touch with different shades
of gold, silver, and copper,
adding sheer and luminosity to your art work: $60

12 TRIBES OF ISRAEL original art work was painted on calf skin.
This Giclee print looks like a true original art work.
Its colors are vibrant and saturated,
capturing the natural feel of the calf skin, its shape, tones and texture.
Mixed media, pencils, gouaches, acrylics, oil pastels,
and a flow sheer of water colors.

12 TRIBES OF ISRAEL art work is eternal as your love for each other.
The artist paper and canvas along with the colors that are used
for this original print are archival for life time.
Read more about the media: FAQ #16

Can be personalized for any individual life cycle events.
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12 Tribes of Israel
The twelve ancient tribes of Israel symbolizes the unity of individuals coming together as one.
From each individual tribe a new family was born. The images in the ketubah are very tribal, and within
you can see African figures holding horns (shofar), dancing and tribal geometric shapes from corner to corner.
The feel of earth, wind and the tribes spread through out the land of Israel
and is expressed within the compass at the bottom, and at each side of the ketubah:
North-Tzafona.
West-Yama.
East-Kedma.
South-Negba.
In the bacground, old artifacts from early ages, such as the Menorah, an old cup,
and Chamsa, barley and wheat symbolizes luck and wealth .
The mosaic around the the symbols of the 12 tribes was inspired by an ancient synagogue in Beit Alfa, Israel:
that was discovered in 1929 by archaeologists from the Hebrew University.
The synagogue, measuring 46 x 92 feet, included a courtyard, hall, two side aisles
and a women's gallery.It faced south toward Jerusalem.
A small cavity in the floor served as a genizah;
above it was an Ark for the scrolls of the Law. The whole floor of the building is inscribed with mosaics.