Frequently asked questions

Q: Is there a shop or gallery where I can see your work?
A: Yes come and visit the Alefs in Wonderland stall at Spitalfields market every Sunday
from 10 - 5.30 Map

Q: Do you ship abroad?
A: Yes we ship everywhere

Q: How do I order a print?
A: You can order from the site by emailing Josh on jbaum@alefsinwonderland.com
we accept debit/credit cards over the phone with a secure payment system. 

Q: What is a printed ketubah with personalised text?
A: A printed ketubah with personalised text involves Josh writing
your individual text, with your names, the date of the wedding
and the name of the location with a quill and printing around it 
one of our designs. The prints are of the highest quality using 
archival inks (non-fading) on fine art paper hand gilded with 
23 carat gold leaf on selected designs.


Q: How do I know which ketubah text to choose?
A: There are many different versions of ketubah texts and usually
the version depends upon the Rabbi who is officiating at the
wedding. However Josh has 10 years of experience dealing with
the many different texts so do feel free to contact him to discuss
your options on jbaum@alefsinwonderland.com

Q: How do I commission an original ketubah?
A: Commissioning an original ketubah will involve a discussion with Josh to discover
exactly what kind of design you would like. It could be inspired by one of our existing
designs, or something completely new and representative of you - anything
is possible! and though it is a more expensive option than a print, it is a unique
opportunity to commission a piece of original and beautiful art.

Q: Can I order work framed?
A: Yes, Alefs in Wonderland is currently working with Jan Poul Frames
who produce beautiful hand finished wooden frames. 

Q: Does the price include delivery?
A: If you order through our secure online shop there is a flat £5
rate for delivery of any work to any destination.


Q: Do you have translations?
A: All the work is available with a translations for the Hebrew,
all you need to do is email josh jbaum@alefsinwonderland.com 
and request a translation.