The Ketubah, or Jewish marriage contract, is a religious, legal document, and is a prerequisite to marriage under Jewish law. Used for weddings or anniversaries, the ketubahs displayed on these pages represent the wide range of Jewish observance today, including texts for Traditional Orthodox, Conservative (with Lieberman Clause), Reform, Interfaith, and Committment ceremonies.

Life-cycle events and holidays provide the perfect opportunity to expand one's Judaic art collection. Artworks commemorating birth, B'nai Mitzvah, graduation, marriage, holidays, home blessings and professional prayers (doctors, lawyers) are available. From intricate papercut blessings for the home to brightly illuminated certificates, these artworks in Hebrew or English are ideal for gift giving.

Biblical characters and stories have been a central motif in much of Pamela's work. This particular body of work includes portraits of Biblical women in descriptive gestures that interpret their historic roles as mothers, lovers, martyrs and saviors. These paintings and prints have been exhibited extensively in museums, galleries, Jewish Community Centers and Federations throughout the country since 1985.