This ketubah conjures images of a bountiful harvest with wheat, grapes, pomegranates, lush flowers and more, all symbolizing abundance. A kiddush cup, wedding bands and the huppah behind the text are traditional symbols for the marriage celebration. The phrases in Hebrew around the text are,
"I am my beloved?s and my beloved is mine" and "I betroth you unto me forever."
"I am my beloved?s and my beloved is mine" and "I betroth you unto me forever."
