The Paper Cranes Ketubah

Not only is the Paper Crane simple and beautiful in its own right, but its creation goes far beyond being just a classic origami animal. Seen as a mythical or holy creature in Japan, fathers traditionally gave a thousand paper cranes as a wedding gift — a symbolic way of wishing the couple a thousand years of prosperity and happiness! Rather than a thousand cranes, the Paper Cranes Ketubah contains eighteen birds, the classic Jewish number that also means “chai”, or “life”.

With vibrant colors and a minimalist modern design, this Ketubah is perfect for the couple that loves Japanese style, or whose partner has Japenese heritage! The Paper Cranes Ketubah will be a beautiful symbol of your meaningful commitment, and a cornerstone of happiness, prosperity, and life!

When it comes to an Interfaith Ketubah, you want to have the perfect design the beautifully blends not just your beliefs and interests, but your unique love and bond as well. This design will reflect your unique style, the dynamics and beauty of both of your beliefs, and the depth of your love!