Desert Succulent Ketubah, 3D Layering

Alana Berman-Gnivecki grew up in Oxford, Ohio and currently lives in Boston with her husband and dog. Inspired by nature, travel, and the changing of seasons, she largely paints in watercolors. She uses ground salt to add texture to her originals and is talented in a variety of mediums. She incorporates detailed cut-out elements to provide a layered 3D effect, even in the giclee prints. Her botanical collection of landscapes and blooms are sure to bring joy with each glance. She also offers completely original custom watercolor ketubot—if you are interested, please reach out to Kolbo and ask for more information. Alana's artwork is available with virtually any text; while she has a collection of texts for you to choose from here, custom texts are completely free, as long as you have permission from the artist who wrote the text or wrote it yourself! If you do provide a custom text, please provide it in all of the languages that you would like included. Translation into Hebrew is available for an additional fee.

• This artist asks for at least four weeks’ lead time before the wedding, though she can accommodate rush orders. Depending on the timing, a rush fee may be charged. Please feel free to call us with questions.
• This ketubah measures 18"x18," though custom sizes can be accommodated.
• At checkout, please include the names of both partners and the date of the wedding.
  
• After you check out, we will reach out to you to explain the next steps in the process.
  
• To learn more about the whole process of ordering a ketubah, click here.