Cre­at­ing per­son­al­ized re­pro­duc­tions of new artists, Ke­tuv Fine Art Ke­tubahs was found­ed by artists Arielle An­gel (New York) and Maya Joseph-Gotein­er (San Fran­cis­co) with a mis­sion of cre­at­ing unique and orig­i­nal Ke­tubot for a new gen­er­a­tion. Sell­ing the art of about 15 unique artists, whose spe­cial­ties are not lim­it­ed on­ly to Ke­tubahs. Us­ing un­usu­al col­ors and atyp­i­cal de­signs, Ke­tuv Ke­tubot give the feel­ing of strolling through an up­scale loft gallery some­where in a big city.

Hei­di and I found the web­site de­sign to be sleek and per­son­al, with de­tailed in­for­ma­tion about the port­fo­lios of all fea­tured artists. Since there are rel­a­tive­ly few works to choose from (about 25), the site felt much less in­tim­i­dat­ing than some of the ‘big-box’ Ke­tubah stores with more than 400 de­signs. You won’t be able to find these Ke­tubahs on 10 oth­er sites on­line, which gives it a more per­son­al feel.

We re­al­ly liked how Ke­tuv was so clear about its com­mit­ment to in­ter­faith and same-sex cou­ples. Even so, we still felt like Ke­tuv Ke­tubahs were ner­vous about break­ing the mold, so the de­signs still feel a lit­tle like some­thing my moth­er would love. The price point is al­so a bit steep­er, start­ing at $500. If you want some­thing tru­ly unique, they even have a cus­tom Ke­tubah op­tion where they pair you with one of their artists…starting at $1,000!