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Michael Aram
The "Faith" sculpture takes its inspiration from the Khor Virap monastery which is the symbolic birthplace of Christianity in Armenia. It was at Khor Virap (Armenian for "deep dungeon") where the man who would become Saint Gregory the Illuminator was imprisoned in a pit for 14 years before he helped turn Armenia into the first Christian nation. Before attaining sainthood, Grigor Lusavorich was held in the bottom of a pit, where he was secretly fed by a local Christian woman who kept him alive. Later, after curing King Trdat III of a disease, he became the religious mentor of the monarch. During this time, Grigor would be instrumental in converting the king to Christianity. In 301 AD, King Trdat III proclaimed Christianity as the state religion of Armenia - marking the first nation to adopt Christianity officially. I first visited Khor Virap as a teenager over 40 years ago. The feeling I got while climbing through a small hole and descending into the dungeon where St. Gregory was thrown to die is something that I will never forget. The idea that a man could survive in those conditions for so many years was astonishing to me and is a testament to the depth of his Christian faith.
Its unique piece.. Maria. Bellevue, WA. 2022-11-05 19:07:51
Cyan Design
This novel miniature is suited for any residential or commercial space as a fine art display, particularly with its gilded finish. Its whimsical genre depiction will enliven any interior space.
LuxOnyx
This exotic stone sculpture is hand-carved, entirely from zebra onyx. Perfect for those reptile lovers, this iguana sculpture makes a bold statement in any room it’s placed into. The level of detail within the zebra pattern and the expressive hints of orange really make for a beautiful piece.
Danny's Fine Porcelain
Inspired by English pottery depicting country life of the 18th century. These types of figures are also known as Staffordshire figurines.
Very nice item love it.. Colette. . 2023-01-29 06:57:31
Novica
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Possessing a warrior's spirit, this statuette from Ghana is created by talented artisan Joseph Boateng. He hand-carves this statuette from sese wood, resembling a traditional fertility doll with its exaggerated headdress. Hand-carved patterns and a rustic finish accentuate this statuette, which is named Asantewaa, an Akan name given to female warriors.