here is the newbie of the bunch , a gorgeous handwoven wheat cross given to us by our favorite family the Vandewegs, handmade by Eric's mom :)
I think this is my favorite. Beau and I went on a minivacation to Tubac. a cute little AZ town full of shops packed with antiques and breakables, we survived with 4 kids in tow and managed not to break anything and score this goody in the process!
this is our most travelled cross. Beau scored it in Jordan after visiting the Holy Land and watching the locals working on some amazing works in progress. He quickly fell in love with their mosaic art and all the work it took, so he had to bring a bit home :)
Each cross has a story, and thats the best part. I remember where we got most of them and the stories behind them. They are a beautiful way to decorate our home and let visitors know exactly where we stand :) although the initial question is "Are you Catholic" (nope we are protestant). so now the question is, What do you collect?
I don't know... kids? Lol. I honestly don't think I collect anything.
ReplyDeletelol i guess i collect kids too!
ReplyDeleteMind you, I don't know if five counts as a collection.
ReplyDeleteMaybe we should have more.
I love seeing cross collections. Very cool.! I bought a tea set a few years ago and it fired up my love for them, mainly b/c after living inSA where they have tea time I acquired an appreciation for tea time and the deeper meaning it gives me. All that to say, just recently I have wanted to start a tea set collection.
ReplyDeleteIT is a beautiful collection. And so lovely displayed up the stairs. IT is a great place!
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