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Waterford Crystal 5" Celtic Cross - Signed by Tom Brennan
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A shining beacon of faith and devotion! This Celtic cross is beautifully adorned with intricate fan shaped and cross cuts against gleaming crystal. With this piece shining on your mantel, you can't help but feel inspired! It is signed on the base by Tom Brennan.
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The Celtic cross is a symbol consisting of a traditional cross combined with a circular design. In Ireland, it is legend that it was introduced by Saint Patrick or Saint Declan, but there are no specific examples of this occurring. Known symbols of the Celtic identity, these crosses adorn monuments and cemeteries in the Celtic regions of Ireland and Great Britain. Today, the symbol has been made increasingly popular by its prevalent use in jewelry.
- Material: Crystal
- Dimensions: 3"W x 5-1/4"H
- Weight: 0.40 lbs
- Care: Wipe with a soft cloth
- Country of Origin: Slovenia
About the Celtic Cross
The Celtic cross is a symbol consisting of a traditional cross combined with a circular design. In Ireland, it is legend that it was introduced by Saint Patrick or Saint Declan, but there are no specific examples of this occurring. Known symbols of the Celtic identity, these crosses adorn monuments and cemeteries in the Celtic regions of Ireland and Great Britain. Today, the symbol has been made increasingly popular by its prevalent use in jewelry.
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