The word "momoyama" refers to a period of 16th century japanese history from which the small round forms (actually stylized chrysanthemums) come from originally. Today they are pretty standard in Japanese design. The branches are a variant of eucalyptus.
This ketubah is printed on watercolor paper with hand deckled edges.
Artist: Stephanie Caplan
Dimensions: 18" x 24"
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Giclee print | $300.00USD | |
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Gold Leaf Accents | $80.00USD | |
