Breaking Boundaries with Heirloom Judaica

From the very advent of Jewish art, calligraphies remain one of the most present and pronounced art forms throughout the centuries. Calligraphic works have adorned Jewish artifacts and homes for many generations, with illustrious depictions of Eshet Hayil (Women of Valor), unique and often abstract illuminations of Hebrew Bible Manuscripts, as well as personal pieces of various lines of Biblical and Traditional wisdom. Often, individuals gift such objects for newlywed couples, those who have recently purchased or moved into a new home and host a Hanukat Bayit, or other life cycle events.
Studio Shamah is happy to work with you to bring to life exactly the lines of our great tradition which speak to you, in a fresh and modern style which best expresses you.
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From the Eastern most reaches of Europe, to the sun-kissed cities of North Africa and the Middle East, Jews have always decorated Ketubot with deeply personal and symbolic designs. While many face challenges with the Ketubah as a “cold legalistic document,” the choice to terms something rather plain into something of great beauty always remains the greatest option. These documents, personalized and beautified, will be passed down through families for many generations, expressing the heritage and personal philosophy that you aim to transfer to your descendants.
Studio Shamah is dedicated to working with couples to discover their exact aesthetic preferences, getting to know them as individuals, and developing a document which best represents bride and groom in unison forever.

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“Moshe’s work ranges from poetic interpretations of traditional calligraphy, such as beautiful ketubot, to sumptuous collages and paintings that draw on imagery from disparate sources, from the classical canon to contemporary art, often juxtaposing these images in startling ways reminiscent of Zen koans. Mo

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