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  • Two small Ethiopian processional crosses, hand cast by the lost wax method. Made from white metal and designed to be displayed and paraded in religious processions on top of wooden staffs, these are used vintage pieces dating to the 1970's, and are from the Lalibela region of northern Ethiopia. Height approximately 19.5 cm
    Ethiopian processional cross, hand cast by the lost wax method. Made from white metal and designed to be displayed and paraded in religious processions on top of wooden staffs, these are used vintage pieces dating to the 1970's, and are from the Lalibela region of northern Ethiopia. Height approximately 19.5 cm
    Ethiopian processional cross, hand cast by the lost wax method. Made from white metal and designed to be displayed and paraded in religious processions on top of wooden staffs, these are used vintage pieces dating to the 1970's, and are from the Lalibela region of northern Ethiopia. Height approximately 19.5 cm
    Ethiopian processional cross, hand cast by the lost wax method. Made from white metal and designed to be displayed and paraded in religious processions on top of wooden staffs, these are used vintage pieces dating to the 1970's, and are from the Lalibela region of northern Ethiopia. Height approximately 19.5 cm
    Ethiopian processional cross, hand cast by the lost wax method. Made from white metal and designed to be displayed and paraded in religious processions on top of wooden staffs, these are used vintage pieces dating to the 1970's, and are from the Lalibela region of northern Ethiopia. Height approximately 19.5 cm
    Two small Ethiopian processional crosses, hand cast by the lost wax method. Made from white metal and designed to be displayed and paraded in religious processions on top of wooden staffs, these are used vintage pieces dating to the 1970's, and are from the Lalibela region of northern Ethiopia. Height approximately 19.5 cm
    Ethiopian processional cross, hand cast by the lost wax method. Made from white metal and designed to be displayed and paraded in religious processions on top of wooden staffs, these are used vintage pieces dating to the 1970's, and are from the Lalibela region of northern Ethiopia. Height approximately 19.5 cm
    Ethiopian processional cross, hand cast by the lost wax method. Made from white metal and designed to be displayed and paraded in religious processions on top of wooden staffs, these are used vintage pieces dating to the 1970's, and are from the Lalibela region of northern Ethiopia. Height approximately 19.5 cm
    Ethiopian processional cross, hand cast by the lost wax method. Made from white metal and designed to be displayed and paraded in religious processions on top of wooden staffs, these are used vintage pieces dating to the 1970's, and are from the Lalibela region of northern Ethiopia. Height approximately 19.5 cm
    Ethiopian processional cross, hand cast by the lost wax method. Made from white metal and designed to be displayed and paraded in religious processions on top of wooden staffs, these are used vintage pieces dating to the 1970's, and are from the Lalibela region of northern Ethiopia. Height approximately 19.5 cm

    Ethiopian Standing Crosses

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    Two fine, small Ethiopian processional crosses, hand cast by the lost wax method. Made from white metal and designed to be displayed and paraded in religious processions on top of wooden staffs, these are used vintage pieces dating to the 1970's, and are from the Lalibela region of northern Ethiopia.

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