In the Judaica world it is accepted that the most ancient illustrated kesubah is more than one thousand years old. Already then, leading artisans worked to produce magnificently designed kesubos.

Gershtnkoren Studio offers a selection of illustrated kesubos, which have been meticulously designed. The kesubos you see include many elements that express and symbolize the bond of marriage as the example of a royal crown, indicating the royalty of the couple. The illustration of the dove of peace is an omen for calm and tranquility, and the element of grapes is a reference to the ultimate blessing of "Invei hagefen be'invei hagefen davar na'eh umiskabel," describing a suitable match between a man and woman. The illustration of the city of Jerusalem is based on the passuk, "Im lo a’aleh es Yerushalayim al rosh simchasi."