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Dorit Jordan Dotan
Ketubah Artist
About Me
- Dorit Jordan Dotan
- Haifa, Israel
- I was born in 1961, and live in Haifa. I am a graphic designer working with hand drawings, photographs, and computer generated images. I have run my own independent graphics studio for nearly 20 years. I speak Hebrew, English and German, and am learning Arabic. In my design studio, I mainly work with social change and non-profit organizations, in Hebrew, Arabic and English. Before computers I worked by hand, drawing, illustrating and incorporating my own photography. Since for many years graphic art and design has been done completely by computer, I am delighted to return to hand-drawing the ketubot. It I enjoy the creative process immensely. Each ketubah is hand-drawn, with watercolors, pencils, ink, and hand-applied gilding. The finished piece is then processed on the computer in order to ensure the highest-quality print. I have chosen to use the Giclée printing process, which allows a representation to be as true as technically possible to the original drawing. Some designs have traditional Jewish symbols, and some are just from my imagination. When I make a new ketubah, I blend ancient symbols, modern techniques and biblical quotes.
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As a Filipina it's interesting to learn that Ketubah is like a marriage of love and fine art wherein every detail can be a symbol that has its own meaning. Because of its ancient and venerable history, custom Ketubah has its place as an important form of Jewish ceremonial art throughout time.
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