The Flower Eye is something you didn't know you were looking for until you found it.

Designed by Ana Miminoshvili — a Georgian illustrator whose work weaves folk symbolism into richly layered botanical compositions — this ketubah hides Jewish iconography inside a world that rewards a closer look. The more you examine it, the more you find.

It's printed on 100% rag metallic paper — a pearl-toned stock with a subtle shimmer that makes Ana's deep colors feel luminous. The kind of piece that stops people at your wall years after the wedding.

How ordering works

Choose your personalization level above:

• Fill-in-the-Blank ($418) — we print your chosen text tradition and leave elegant blanks for your names, date, and location to complete by hand.
• Personalized ($493) — we typeset your names, wedding date, and location directly into the ketubah, so it ships ready to sign.
• Customized ($568) — fully custom wording in any tradition or language, professionally typeset, with Hebrew translation included.

Every order includes a free digital proof before we print, so you (and your rabbi or officiant) can approve every word. Most ketubahs ship within about four weeks, and each arrives with two archival pens and a practice signing sheet.

Not sure which text is right for you? See our guide to choosing your ketubah, text options by denomination, or how ketubah pricing works.