Lara Klein-David Spodek

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Date 5766 (2006)

Description
Stained glass windows make an interesting contrast to the watercolor effect of the nightime and daytime landscapes with the hamsa amulets set on either side



Not wanting traditional Jewish elements in their ketuba or typical landscapes of Jerusalem or other Israeli locations, the couple wished for scenes of mountains, hills and valleys and wished for a night sky on the top and daytime sky on the bottom.





The contrast between the stained glass Jewish star and the hamsa with vines.

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