Above All (Ketubah) birkat 15” x 7”

15” x 7”

a variation of the ancient "ouroboros"

Luke and John

This serpent is twisted into the horizontal 8 configuration we know as the mathematical symbol for infinity

It arches overtop

Above All (Ketubah) birkat 15” x 7”At the bottom centre, bearing heart shaped fruit, is a young etz chaim; this tree of life is formed from the interlocked tails of two lions (of Judah), representing the bride and groom. Other creatures from Jewish tradition, folk lore and legend align themselves. Adjacent to the lions are unicorns, symbolizing strength. The fish is the traditional embodiment of fertility, of luck and of life, itself. Gazelles represent sacrifice. The phoenix is the