"Oath of Asaf", 6th-century CE Jewish medical oath
Hebrew Calligraphy
Hebrew calligraphy is a classic Jewish art that never goes out of style. Anything in words can be transformed into Jewish gifts of Hebrew calligraphy, whether it is a ketubah (Jewish marriage contract), a quote from the Torah, a Yiddish proverb, or a wedding or birth announcement.
Scribes have been writing Hebrew calligraphy for thousands of years. From the Dead Sea Scrolls of 2000 years ago, to medieval prayerbooks and Haggadot, to modern Torah Scrolls and ketubot, Hebrew calligraphy is an integral part of Jewish art and tradition.
Hand-inscribed Hebrew calligraphy and lettering shows an attention to detail and artistic sense that computer-generated printing never can match. Nothing shows class and style like genuine hand-lettered custom calligraphy, such as announcements, documents, wedding and Bar Mitzvah invitations, and ketubahs.
Testimonials
"The work you did on our ketubah was spectacular. Moreover, you came through for us when time was of the essence. Thanks so much.” —Allison and Adam G.
"...the ketubah is absolutely beautiful. I cried when I saw it on your web site. I can never thank you enough for all the hard work you put into it. It really means a lot to both of us!” —Lisa A.
"Your works are ... in our living room. They are just so beautiful. They turned out even better than I thought they would.... Thank you very much for your wonderful works. They are and will be appreciated by all of us."—Sohee A.
"Thank you so much. It is simply stunning. I really appreciate you doing this for me."—Jennifer E.
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