Description
Ethiopia
1700-1850 AD
Sizes are between 4 to 5 cm long.
The Coptic Cross in Ethiopia between 1700 and 1850 AD was an important symbol of faith and culture, closely tied to the Ethiopian Orthodox Church. During this time, Ethiopian Christianity, influenced by Coptic traditions, thrived. The Ethiopian Coptic Cross often had detailed designs, sometimes with biblical scenes or inscriptions, and was made from materials like wood, metal, and ivory. These crosses were used in religious ceremonies, displayed in churches, and worn as personal charms for protection and blessings. The period was one of cultural strength and artistic growth, with the Coptic Cross representing the faith and identity of the Ethiopian Christian community.
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