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Saint Berechtir Cross
Tullyease, Co. Cork Ireland
This 9th century cross is a beautiful example of early Celtic ornamentation. It
is one of the earliest dated examples of Celtic art that has survived. The cross
is covered with a diagonal key-pattern and a central circle is filled in with a
wreath of interlaced knotwork, but leaving a small central circle to symbolize
the motionless mover, God.
| Size |
SKU # |
| 12" x 6 1/2" |
133 |
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