Comments on: Nu? Eco Ketubas, Kippots, Bagels and Wine for Repairing the World http://ecosalon.com/nu-eco-ketubas-kippots-bagels-and-wine-for-repairing-the-world/ Wed, 08 Feb 2012 23:42:22 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v= By: Mindy K Parker http://ecosalon.com/nu-eco-ketubas-kippots-bagels-and-wine-for-repairing-the-world/#comment-7634 Mindy K Parker Mon, 09 Nov 2009 22:33:59 +0000 http://www.ecosalon.com/?p=21078#comment-7634 I love the idea that "green" and "Jewish" are coming together! My husband is a ketubah maker and we always have a difficult time with "green" when we're creating something that is supposed to be archival and survive fora long time to come. We have focused on our materials and practices, but I'm wondering if you have any information about the archival nature of the handmade, recycled paper in the ketubah you show? It's beautiful and I love its simplicity. I'm just curious about its longevity and how the fact that it's recycled paper to begin with affects its archival nature. Mindy I love the idea that “green” and “Jewish” are coming together! My husband is a ketubah maker and we always have a difficult time with “green” when we’re creating something that is supposed to be archival and survive fora long time to come. We have focused on our materials and practices, but I’m wondering if you have any information about the archival nature of the handmade, recycled paper in the ketubah you show? It’s beautiful and I love its simplicity. I’m just curious about its longevity and how the fact that it’s recycled paper to begin with affects its archival nature.

Mindy

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