There are ketubahs, and then there is the Papercut.

Created by Dan Harris — a paper artist whose work reimagines Jewish symbolism through breathtaking intricacy — the original is built from hundreds of hand-cut papers, metallic foils, and found objects layered to create depth that photographs simply cannot capture. Dozens of motifs blend into a world that has to be seen to be truly appreciated. Every time you look, you find something new.

It's reproduced on ultra-premium museum paperboard — the same stock used to print and display fine art in galleries worldwide. Archival, acid-free, and built to last.

How ordering works

Choose your personalization level above:

• Fill-in-the-Blank ($448) — we print the Papercut with your chosen text tradition and leave elegant blanks for your names, date, and location to complete by hand.
• Personalized ($523) — we typeset your names, wedding date, and location directly into the ketubah, so it ships ready to sign.
• Customized ($598) — 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.