Celtic Killamery Cross Co. Kilkenny, Ireland East Face by McHarp 10.5" high
Celtic Killamery Cross Co. Kilkenny, Ireland East Face by McHarp 10.5" high
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Celtic Killamery Cross Co. Kilkenny, Ireland East Face by McHarp
10.5" high x 5" wide
Hanger on back.
The Killamery Cross is a 12 foot high sandstone cross found in the old churchyard of Killamery close to the Callan-Clonmel road. The center section of the cross has knotwork turning into tow dragons and another set of dragons ends in a spiral, signifying creation and spiritual growth. The knotwork symbolizes continuity, eternal life and expresses the interconnectedness of all things. Dragons are thought to have knowledge of the world, they protected the earth and all inhabitants.
Made of a sturdy cast stone-like material, colored and sealed, ready to hang! Indoors or outdoors, great addition to any home or garden!
Explanation card included.
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Celtic Killamery Cross by McHarp
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This item cannot be giftwrapped.
SKU: MH167
Explanation Card Reads:
This 12 foot high sandstone cross is found in the old churchyard of Killamery (Kill means church) close to the Callan-Clonmel road. The center section of the cross has knotwork turning into two dragons. Another set of dragons ends in a spiral. The knotwork is a symbol of continuity, eternal life, and expresses the interconnectedness of all things. Dragons are thought to have the knowledge of the world. They protected the earth and all its inhabitants. These creatures can be also seen as snakes. To the Celts, snakes had great healing powers, and were symbols of rebirth. Snakes are usually shown in pairs symbolizing opposing forces: Life and Death, Good and Evil, Light and Darkness. The spiral symbolizes continuous creation and spiritual growth. The hound or Cu on top symbolizes the heroic.