Batya Weinstock is an independent ketubah artist living in New York City.  She works in a variety of mediums, including oil, watercolor, charcoal, acrylic, and paper-cut. She creates both traditional and more abstract custom ketubot, producing designs that resonate with each couple and represent their interests, hopes, and unique relationship. Batya works closely with each engaged couple to ensure that they feel their ketubah accurately and beautifully portrays their love.

In addition to her ketubot, Batya designs and creates personalized wedding and Bar/Bat Mitzvah invitations, wall murals, paintings, portraits, and Judaica. She paints representative pieces, often focusing on ‘the human experience’ and the emotions that accompany being open to life’s beauty. Having graduated with two undergraduate degrees, a bachelors degree in Visual Art from Columbia University, and a bachelors degree in Jewish Literature from The Jewish Theological Seminary, Batya utilizes her education and personal background to help inform her artwork.
Batya not only ensures that she has an intimate relationship with her pieces, but makes sure that her clients feel moved and inspired by the artwork that she creates for them as well.