Carved walnut wood cross with rosettes

"Every rosette, carved by the hand of a master, is a small circle of eternity on wood."

The cross with the crucifix is a traditional symbol of the Orthodox faith. This model is made entirely of walnut wood and is adorned with round carved rosettes-medallions at the ends of the arms and in the center with a characteristic Hutsul ornament.

Product Description

The cross is made of solid walnut wood — dense and durable timber resistant to cracking. Each arm ends with a round carved rosette-medallion, and the same element is placed in the center of the cross. The size of the product is 30x17 cm.

Each cross is handmade, so slight differences in the depth of carving and shade of the wood are possible — this is a natural feature of handwork, not a defect.

Where It Fits and Where It Doesn't

Technical Specifications

Advantages of the Material

• Color Stability: the natural shade of walnut wood does not fade or dull with proper care.
• Wood Density: walnut is a hard species that holds carving details well and does not chip.
• Strength: solid mass without inserted elements ensures the stability of the structure.
• Durability: with proper storage, the product serves for decades without losing its shape and clarity of carving.

Craft Traditions

Crosses with crucifixes are made by the masters of the "HUTSUL MASTER'S CROSS WORKSHOP" in the town of Kosiv — a region known for its centuries-old traditions of wood carving. Each product undergoes manual processing from start to finish, preserving the authenticity of the Hutsul ornament.

Care

• Avoid direct moisture exposure and prolonged stays in humid rooms.
• Do not place the product under direct sunlight for extended periods.
• Wipe the dry surface with a soft cloth without abrasive agents.
• Periodically dust the carvings with a soft brush.

"Wood carved with love retains the warmth of the master's hands longer than any metal."

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Please note: the color of the wood in the photo may differ slightly from the actual due to the specifics of photography and screen settings.