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(handmade lampwork rose beads / Austrian pure crystal - ignore flashback) 
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(for more information on rosaries, scroll down) + FRAGRANCE OF GRACE IV RRB: ROSARY ROSE BUD SERIES using original hand made rosebud beads with glass rosebuds until gone, as unable to replace same fine quality + ECCLESIASTICUS 39:18-19
+ USING THE ANCIENT TECHNIQUE CALLED 'LAMPWORK' A deep pink with gold stone flecks and a band of mossy green makes this handmade bead fit for a rosary that will give glory to the Lord through Mary. One can almost 'smell the roses' when looking at this one. for more information see ROSARY - CHAPLET CASTILIAN ROSES (use back button to return to this page) SHOPPING CART - MORE LINKS |
~ "FRAGRANCE OF GRACE IV" ROSARY ~ |
+ AVE BEADS: Each handmade bead is carefully set with two beautiful handmade glass rosebuds. No two are alike and none were painted on. Gold flecks give each bead a heavenly appearance, as if Mary herself brought this heavenly glory with her on her earthly visit. All this, encased in a crystal clear bead! PATER BEADS: Crystal clear faceted Austrian crystal from Swarovski. Each capped in antiqued filigrees reminding us of the antique filigree rosaries. + ALL PARTS AVAILABLE INDIVIDUALLY To see whole collection of rosary parts, visit SUPPLIES. Available in solid bronze and sterling silver, some in white bronze. All handcast from antique pieces. |
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The 'A' 'M' Ave Maria center and rose cross compliment the rosary overall. Thérèse of Lisieux is in the center of the cross holding the crucifix for you, like an intercessor.
+ pricing subject to change without notice
then antiqued to restore original patina 25 in. |
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CHAPLET IS EASIER TO PRAY AND KINDER TO THE HAND
+ pricing subject to change without notice
then antiqued to restore original patina 6 in. |
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~ CASTILIAN ROSES ~ |
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How did Castilian Roses grow and bloom on that cold, December barren hill of Tepeyac (Mexico) in 1531? Did the Lord use man to transplant the seeds? Or were the seeds carried there by birds or in some other mystical way? We know by the Codex (Records) that seeds and plants were studied and brought back to Europe from New Spain. This was standard procedure. + We know that many young Castilians came to New Spain as fortune seekers only to discover the Lord had different plans for their lives. As Priests and Brothers, they helped lay a solid groundwork in advance of Mary’s coming to Tenochtitlan. (Mexico City). Possibly they brought seeds to remind them of home. We can only wonder. But it is interesting to note that these roses were called Castilian. Was she confirming her visit to St Dominic in 1208? St Dominic was born in Old Castile Spain. + TAKING ALL THAT INTO CONSIDERATION In no way does this remove the mystery of the abundance of the rosary of roses on the barren hill, where even in Mexico it is too cold in December for roses to bloom. And certainly not in rocky soil. |
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MISSION STATEMENT Our vision is to provide the finest handmade rosaries, chaplets and other fine religious art forms for personal worship we can make using the best supplies available. The Guild believes the work of our hands should give visual Glory to God, therefore for us, the best for you is very, very important. for more information see all RRB INDEX - SUPPLIES SHOPPING CART - MORE LINKS (use back button to return to this page) |
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