Vintage Arma Christi Crucifix With Instruments of the Passion hand cut w/rivits for Sale

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Vintage Arma Christi Crucifix With Instruments of the Passion hand cut w/rivits For Sale

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Vintage Arma Christi Crucifix With Instruments of the Passion hand cut w/rivits:
$125.00

This Christian Crucifix is a beautifully crafted piece, made from high-quality metal with intricate details that depict the Instruments of the Passion. It measures about 7 x 4 1/2\". The unique design of this cross is made by hand cutting and riveting, which makes it an exceptional piece for collectors and art enthusiasts alike. The origin of this item is unknown, but its beauty speaks for itself. The crucifix is perfect for those who want to display their faith in a stylish and meaningful way. It would make a great addition to any collection of religious artifacts or as a gift for a loved one. Embrace the beauty of this Christian Crucifix and let it bring inspiration to your life. The Crown of Thorns hangs alone on the cross;The ladder, one on each side of the Cross, were used in the Descent from the Cross and the Burial of Our Lord. Resting above the arms of the Cross of Christ are two very common symbols: the hammer used to drive the stakes into Our Lord\'s innocent Flesh and the pincers used to draw out them out after His Death. Rarely does a manuscript depicting symbols of torture leave these symbols out. Likewise, the cock is almost always present to show the Betrayal of Peter, who denied Christ thrice at night before the cock crowed, as Christ, foretold. The vessel used to hold the gall and vinegarThe ladder used for the Deposition, i.e. the removal of Christ\'s body from the cross for burialThe hammer used to drive the nails into Jesus\' hands and feet
The pincers used to remove the nailsThe vessel of myrrh, used to anoint the body of Jesus.