Ethiopian Hand Cross
These exquisite Ethiopian hand crosses are unique artefacts that embody Ethiopia's rich spiritual heritage. Each cross is meticulously handcrafted from silver-plated brass, showcasing intricate designs, religious symbolism and cultural identity that reflect centuries-old traditions. They feature patterns of interwoven lines symbolising eternity, divine unity and the greater tapestry of life.
The Ethiopian hand crosses are a testament to the country’s heritage, making them highly sought-after collectibles.
In Ethiopia, Priests are seen carrying them into religious ceremonies. Often they are given as stunning gifts to mark special occasions such as christenings and weddings. Displaying two or more together on a wall creates a visually stunning effect, highlighting their beauty and craftsmanship.
These exquisite Ethiopian hand crosses are unique artefacts that embody Ethiopia's rich spiritual heritage. Each cross is meticulously handcrafted from silver-plated brass, showcasing intricate designs, religious symbolism and cultural identity that reflect centuries-old traditions. They feature patterns of interwoven lines symbolising eternity, divine unity and the greater tapestry of life.
The Ethiopian hand crosses are a testament to the country’s heritage, making them highly sought-after collectibles.
In Ethiopia, Priests are seen carrying them into religious ceremonies. Often they are given as stunning gifts to mark special occasions such as christenings and weddings. Displaying two or more together on a wall creates a visually stunning effect, highlighting their beauty and craftsmanship.
These exquisite Ethiopian hand crosses are unique artefacts that embody Ethiopia's rich spiritual heritage. Each cross is meticulously handcrafted from silver-plated brass, showcasing intricate designs, religious symbolism and cultural identity that reflect centuries-old traditions. They feature patterns of interwoven lines symbolising eternity, divine unity and the greater tapestry of life.
The Ethiopian hand crosses are a testament to the country’s heritage, making them highly sought-after collectibles.
In Ethiopia, Priests are seen carrying them into religious ceremonies. Often they are given as stunning gifts to mark special occasions such as christenings and weddings. Displaying two or more together on a wall creates a visually stunning effect, highlighting their beauty and craftsmanship.
Ethiopian hand crosses are often used in liturgical ceremonies, carried by priests during processions, or given as cherished gifts to mark special occasions such as baptisms and weddings. Hinges and crowns found on some of the crosses reveal the influence of 19th-century European medals, adding another layer of historical significance. Traditionally, these crosses are hand-cast using a silver/nickel alloy, and the skills used to create them have been passed down through generations of artisans.
Height ranging from 27/30 cm, width range 10/12cm
