PROCESSIONAL CROSSES ARCHIVES, ETHIOPIA

LARGE PROCESSIONAL CROSSES

Cross 304 SOLD

Cross 308 SOLD

Cross 309 SOLD

Cross 310 SOLD

Cross 311 SOLD

Cross 312 SOLD

Cross 313 SOLD

Cross 314 SOLD

Cross 315 SOLD

Cross 316 SOLD

Cross 317 SOLD

Cross 318 SOLD

Cross 319 SOLD

Cross 320 SOLD

Cross 323 SOLD

Cross 306 SOLD

Cross 302 SOLD

Cross 322 SOLD

Cross 303 SOLD

Cross 307 SOLD

Cross 305 22" SOLD

Cross 321 26" SOLD

MEDIUM PROCESSIONAL CROSSES

Cross 213 SOLD

Cross 221 SOLD

Cross 222 SOLD

Cross 223 SOLD

Cross 219 SOLD

Cross 225 SOLD

Cross 226 SOLD

Cross 229 SOLD

Cross 233 SOLD

Cross 227 SOLD

Cross 201 SOLD	Cross 202 SOLD	Cross 203 SOLD	Cross 204 SOLD	Cross 205 SOLD
Cross 206 SOLD	Cross 207 SOLD	Cross 208 SOLD	Cross 209 SOLD	Cross 210 SOLD
Cross 211 SOLD	Cross 212 SOLD	Cross 213 SOLD	Cross 214 SOLD	Cross 215 SOLD

Cross 225 SOLD

Cross 226 SOLD

Cross 229 SOLD

SMALL PROCESSIONAL CROSSES

Cross 241 SOLD

Cross 242 SOLD

Cross 243 SOLD

Cross 244 SOLD

Cross 246 SOLD

Cross 247 SOLD

Cross 250 SOLD

Cross 251 SOLD

Cross 252 SOLD

Cross 253 SOLD

Cross 254 SOLD

Cross 256 SOLD

Cross 257 SOLD

Cross 248 SOLD

Cross 255 SOLD

Ethiopia has been a Christian nation since the 4th C. Crosses similar to these were mounted on staffs and carried during processionals or displayed on altars. They are individually cast in Ethiopia from a silver alloy and can stand on their own without bases. The designs on the back sides are similar to those on the front but usually with fewer incised lines. There is no reason to believe that the crosses on this page were ever used in religious services.