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Just terrible. Disorganized, frazzled. Do not guarantee their orders. I will never go back there again.

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Caspi Cards & Art - Acrylic Mezuzah is Perfect for Any Home, Double Stick Tape, 1″ Wide X 4 " Tall Case Only - non-kosher parchment scroll is optional add-on.

Caspi Cards & Art

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I've ordered Ketubah from this company and it was absolutely gorgeous! Great quality paper and an…read moreamazing artwork, vivid bright colors; it really is a piece of art. I want to commend a great customer service. I've ordered my Ketubah very late, about 2 weeks before my wedding and the day after I've placed my order they were going to be out of the studio. So, they completed my order (personalization and shipping) in 1 day and very promptly answered all my questions. I am very pleased with the whole process and the Ketubah itself and definitely recommend this company.

From the owner: The Judaic Art of Mickie Caspi - after years of creating original artwork for individual clients,…read moreMickie decided to bring her creations to a larger audience. Together with her husband Eran, Mickie established Caspi Cards & Art in 1990. Over the past 25 years, Caspi Cards & Art has innovated the ketubah business by offering dozens of ketubah designs in a variety of texts. Since 2000, Caspi Cards & Art has produced the Jewish Art Calendar, available at Jewish galleries & bookstores throughout the United States. In addition to ketubot and calendars, Caspi Cards & Art offers Mickie's beautiful designs as framed prints, greeting cards, certificates for bar & bat mitzvahs and baby namings, smartphone cases, ipad covers and a line of acrylic products that include mezuzahs, car mezuzahs, key chains and magnets. All of Mickie's artwork is available through your local Judaica bookstore or gallery.

Bob Slate Stationer

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Lots of journals and notebooks, specialty pens and paints and cute gift items. Will be back closer…read moreto Christmas for some awesome gifts!

I had a very uncomfortable experience with this vendor at the Boston Pen Show…read more As I was about to leave, the vendor called me over and asked if I wanted to make/customize a pen. I understood this as an invitation to try a DIY pen activity. He then guided me through choosing different parts, including the nib, and assembled the pen with me. At no point before or during this process was it clearly explained to me that participating meant I was committing to purchase the finished pen, or that it would cost over $50. Only after the pen was completed did he tell me to go pay for it. I told him that I had not realized I was expected to buy it. He then explained that the idea was that you "DIY your own pen and then buy it." He later told me that the price was written on the top of the parts box, but when he opened the box and showed me the components, that information was not something I could reasonably see or notice. I found this sales approach very misleading and uncomfortable. A customer should be clearly told before starting the activity that completing the pen constitutes a purchase and how much it will cost. I would not have participated if that had been made clear beforehand. I'm sharing this so other customers know to ask explicitly about the price and whether participation requires a purchase before agreeing to make anything. I ultimately paid for the pen because, by that point, it had already been assembled specifically for me and I felt put in a position where it was very difficult to refuse.

Mark Harris Stationers - stationery - Updated October 2026

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