A Marian Cross is a Marian symbol that is often seen on the design of Miraculous medals which are often used as sacramentals for healing in both Catholicism and in many forms of folk magic. This piece follows in both these traditions as it features a hand embroidered and beaded Marian Cross,as a symbol of healing, on vintage silk brocade with a sensuous maroon velveteen backing in the shape of a shield, a symbol of fortitude in many folk magic traditions, featuring mauve freshwater pearl beads, which symbolize overcoming obstacles and inner wisdom, and a antique golden metallic trim.The wall hanging has been imbued by the artist in ritual with blessings and prayers for healing in whatever form the receiver needs. Also, The shield is stuffed with raw silk for strength, dried lavender for protection, and ground amber resin for healing. It is both a talisman and a hand-crafted piece of devotional art.
Miriam Morrissette is a quilling paper and collage artist living in Reno, Nevada. She specializes in constructing devotional objects made out of recycled materials that are adorned with intricate hand quilled paper,collaged images, statuary, sparkles, and beads. Miriam is self taught in the art of quilled paper, and she feels it connects her to her french heritage every time she quills paper. The making of collaged images and devotional objects is deeply linked to both Miriam’s artistic and magickal practice.
Measurements: approx. 12.5cm, from top of the ribbon to the tip of the shield, x 10.5 cm , at widest point, x 2cm in depth.
A Marian Cross is a Marian symbol that is often seen on the design of Miraculous medals which are often used as sacramentals for healing in both Catholicism and in many forms of folk magic. This piece follows in both these traditions as it features a hand embroidered and beaded Marian Cross,as a symbol of healing, on vintage silk brocade with a sensuous maroon velveteen backing in the shape of a shield, a symbol of fortitude in many folk magic traditions, featuring mauve freshwater pearl beads, which symbolize overcoming obstacles and inner wisdom, and a antique golden metallic trim.The wall hanging has been imbued by the artist in ritual with blessings and prayers for healing in whatever form the receiver needs. Also, The shield is stuffed with raw silk for strength, dried lavender for protection, and ground amber resin for healing. It is both a talisman and a hand-crafted piece of devotional art.
Miriam Morrissette is a quilling paper and collage artist living in Reno, Nevada. She specializes in constructing devotional objects made out of recycled materials that are adorned with intricate hand quilled paper,collaged images, statuary, sparkles, and beads. Miriam is self taught in the art of quilled paper, and she feels it connects her to her french heritage every time she quills paper. The making of collaged images and devotional objects is deeply linked to both Miriam’s artistic and magickal practice.
Measurements: approx. 12.5cm, from top of the ribbon to the tip of the shield, x 10.5 cm , at widest point, x 2cm in depth.
