Xristos Pax
Orthodox wooden cross (Byzantine)
Orthodox wooden cross (Byzantine)
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This high-quality Orthodox wooden cross depicts the Crucifixion of Christ in traditional Byzantine iconography. The depiction is rich in theological symbolism and follows classical models of the Eastern Church. The icon is precisely mounted on a beautifully crafted, dark-contoured wooden cross, and the warm wood grain lends it a particularly dignified appearance.
Besides the crucified Lord, the cross displays other iconographic elements such as the Mandylion (Holy Face of Christ) in the upper area, angels honoring the instruments of the Passion, and the skull of Adam at the foot of the cross – a powerful symbol of redemption and resurrection.
It is ideal for prayer corners, home icons, liturgical spaces and as a spiritual gift for church occasions.
Special features
• Solid wood with visible natural grain and dark outline
• Classical Byzantine depiction of the crucifixion with profound theological symbolism
• Mandylion (Holy Face) in the upper cross field
• Depictions of angels as a reference to the heavenly worship of Christ
• Adam's skull at the foot of the cross as a symbol of redemption
• Traditional Church Slavonic/Greek inscriptions
• Suitable for Orthodox, Catholic and Christian households
• Icon-based design for a dignified spiritual environment
• Ideal for prayer corners, devotions, churches, house blessings, religious education and chapels
Sizes
20 × 13 cm
Present, harmonious size – well suited as a central cross in the prayer corner or as a visible symbol of faith in the living room.
9 × 4 cm
Compact size for devotion – ideal as a small blessing cross, for personal prayer space, when traveling or as a spiritual gift.
Spiritual meaning
This cross embodies the redeeming sacrifice of Christ and the hope of resurrection. The combination of traditional icon painting, rich symbolism, and high-quality wood makes it a precious spiritual object for every believer.
A cross that not only decorates, but also invites prayer and inner reflection.
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