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Easter egg "Resurrection of Christ"

Material
925 silver, gilding
Size
53 x 25 mm
Art
14118
Product description
"The Resurrection of Christ", the main Christian holiday, serves as the center of the composition of an Easter egg-shaped folding table. On the folding doors — stories from the life of the Savior: "Carrying the Cross" and "Praying for the Chalice." The triptych presents events, the memories of which will strengthen every person on his life path. On the front side are the letters "XB", "Christ is Risen", enclosing the monogram of the Holiday and an elegant ornament in the form of an opening lily.
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