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Ethiopian Crosses

   
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Ethiopian Hand Carved Wooden Processional Crosses

Each Cross comes with Wooden Stand

Sml $190 front left sold

Lrg $$260 Back right sold

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Sml Ethiopian Cross on wooden stand

Size 1 

22- 24cm

$110

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Ethiopian Cross on wooden stand

Size 3

36 - 41cm  $330


 

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Ethiopian Cross on wooden stand

Size 4

58-60 cm

$490

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Small altarpiece with delicately hand-painted images. Shown closed and opened. 25cm: $145.00
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4 Sided Ethiopian Hand Carved Wooden Icon.

Artistically painted with Religious scenes and ornate fine carving

 

Large $350.00 approx 25cm  Sold

Small $198.00 approx 21cm  Sold

imgp7208imgp7209 Round 4 Sided Ethiopian Hand Carved Wooden Icon.

Artistically painted with Religious scenes and ornate fine carving

 

Large $350.00 approx 25 cm Sold

Small $198.00 approx 18 cm Sold

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Wooden Painted Icon 2 sided

Artistically painted & hand carved

these smaller icons open at front & back

Large approx 12cm $135.00 Sold

Small approx 10cm $96.00 Sold

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Antique Ethiopian Processional Cross.

These amazing antique crosses are exceptional in their craftsmanship,

showing hand etched carving and pattern work.

Large

P.O.A

 

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Ethiopian culture has been defined for the past 17 centuries through its Christian faith.

Although Christianity was known in Ethiopia from as early as the 1st century, the conversion of the Aksumite king Ezana about AD330 turned it into a state religion, (which it remains for more than half the population today)

Evidence supports that 2 Syrians became influential at the Aksumite court and were responsible for the conversion.

4th century Aksumite coins depict the cross as one of the earliest surviving large-scale uses anywhere of the cross as a Christian symbol.


 

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