Celtic-Inspired Wall Crosses

Large Sterling Silver Orthodox Crucifix #16868
Large Sterling Silver Orthodox Crucifix Very Large Crufix of Simmons Petra. Replica of the Original from Monastery of Mount Athos. Sterling Silver Mounted on Black Wood. Size: 16" x 9" OUT OF STOCK


Sterling Silver Orthodox Crucifix #16867
Sterling Silver Orthodox Crucifix Holy Crucifix of Simonos Petra. A Replica of the Original from Crucifix from Mount Athos Monastery. Sterling Silver with Gilded Accents. Mounted on Wood Painted Black. This is an extraordinary Crucifix. Size: 11.5" x 7". $200

C8441 Ceramic Cross #16804
C8441 Ceramic Cross C8441 9.75" H x 7"W Handpainted Ceramic Cross $21.50

Celtic Cross #16189
Celtic Cross Size: 4.5"W x 5.250"H
$31

Celtic Cross With Gilded Crucifix #16188
Celtic Cross With Gilded Crucifix
Size: 4.5"W x 5.250"H
$31.50

Jesus the Shephard Crucifix #16210
Jesus the Shephard Crucifix 3 Dimensional Resin Crucifix. Boxed.
Size:12" x 9.5" $31.50

Orthodox Wall Crucifix #16190
Orthodox Wall Crucifix Russian Orthodoxy is renowned for its powerful architecture and compelling imagery. Perhaps the most distinguishing symbol of the Orthodox Church is its unique three-tiered crucifix, with foot beam. It is loaded with symbolism - the holy visage and angels at the top and the skull and bones (representing mortality) at the bottom. This crucifix is silver plated and gilded, set on wooden base and beautifully decorated with hot-baked enameling. On the Cross is our Savior, Jesus Christ. Note that He does not wear a crown of thorns, and that His feet are nailed with two nails. Behind the body of Christ, on either side, are a lance (which pierced Him) and a sponge (which was soaked with gall and offered to Christ to drink) on a pole made of reed or cane. On the body of Christ is depicted blood and water flowing forth from His side. Below the feet of Christ are four Slavonic letters meaning: "The place of the skull became Paradise". Hidden in a cave under the earth is 'the skull of Adam'. We are thus reminded that Adam our forefather lost Paradise through the tree from which he wrongly partook; Christ is the new Adam, bringing us Salvation and Paradise through the tree of the Cross. The city of Jerusalem is depicted in the background, for He was crucified outside the city walls. The top bar is the title-board which Pilate ordered to be hung in mockery over Christ�s head on the Cross. On this board was inscribed: "Jesus of Nazareth, King of the Jews" in Hebrew, Greek, and Latin (abbreviated to the Greek initials �INBI� or the Latin initials �INRI� in the Western tradition). This is replaced with the Christian inscription: "King of Glory" � below the knees of the angels. On the title-board is inscribed the initials 'IC XC', being the first and last letters of Christ�s name in Greek. In addition, just above Christ's arms we see the inscription: �NIKA�, which in Greek means: "He conquers" or "He is victorious." Frequently, we see these last two inscriptions together: 'IC XC NIKA', meaning: "Jesus Christ is victorious" (over death and sin).
Size:9" x 6" $150

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