Washington National Cathedral
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Washington National Cathedral
ANGELS SILK
A reredos is the decorated part of the wall behind an altar in a church; in the Chapel of the Holy Spirit, located in the north transept of Washington National Cathedral, N.C. Wyeth created a three-panel set of Angels praising Christ with song as a reminder of His glory. The central panel depicts Jesus with two prayerful, kneeling angels; the side panels feature bands of angels. The beautiful colors and inspiring depiction of this work have been replicated on this 100 % silk twill. 12" X 66", hand-rolled hem.
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Washington National Cathedral
JERUSALEM CROSS SILK
In the Washington National Cathedral's great crossing, the marble floor bears this cross, which symbolizes Jerusalem as the spiritual center of the earth. The Northern arm (with a hand coming from a cloud) represents God the Father; the Southern arm depicts God the Holy Spirit in the form of a dove; the Eastern and Western arms (an open book with sword and a Greek cross with crossed keys) represent Sts. Peter and Paul, the Cathedral's patron saints. In the middle, the monogram IHS represesents God the Son. 100 % silk twill. 35" X 35", hand-rolled hem.
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GOOD SHEPHERD VOTIVE
Tucked inside the massive Washington National Cathedral, you'll find the Chapel of the Good Shepherd -- an intimate space reserved for private devotions. Crafted by Carruth Studios, this votive holder is based on one of its ornamental details. It depicts Jesus, the Good Shepherd, whose care of human souls is represented by a lamb in His embrace. The addition of a votive candle captures the gentle spirit of the Chapel and creates a quiet atmosphere -- ideal for Lenten devotions. Hand-cast concrete; gift box included. 10" x 5.25" x 4"
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