Gold "Knot High Cross"
This High Cross slab stands in the Aberlemno Churchyard in Angus, Scotland and dates to the eighth century, AD. In Scotland, apart from the Iona Group, the Celtic Cross was rare. The Pictish High Cross was typically a slab decorated with interlace on one face, with subsidiary symbols such as hunt scenes and figures from both secular and Christian sources on the other. Now you can wear it.
©2014 "3 Celts & Company" "High Cross
" Black Crewneck $35.00 USD
Silver "Knot High Cross"
This High Cross slab stands in the Aberlemno Churchyard in Angus, Scotland and dates to the eighth century, AD. In Scotland, apart from the Iona Group, the Celtic Cross was rare. The Pictish High Cross was typically a slab decorated with interlace on one face, with subsidiary symbols such as hunt scenes and figures from both secular and Christian sources on the other. Now you can wear it.
©2014 "3 Celts & Company" "High Cross
" Black Crewneck $35.00 USD
Copper "Knot High Cross"
This High Cross slab stands in the Aberlemno Churchyard in Angus, Scotland and dates to the eighth century, AD. In Scotland, apart from the Iona Group, the Celtic Cross was rare. The Pictish High Cross was typically a slab decorated with interlace on one face, with subsidiary symbols such as hunt scenes and figures from both secular and Christian sources on the other. Now you can wear it.
©2014 "3 Celts & Company" "High Cross
" Black Crewneck $35.00 USD
Emerald "Knot High Cross"
This High Cross slab stands in the Aberlemno Churchyard in Angus, Scotland and dates to the eighth century, AD. In Scotland, apart from the Iona Group, the Celtic Cross was rare. The Pictish High Cross was typically a slab decorated with interlace on one face, with subsidiary symbols such as hunt scenes and figures from both secular and Christian sources on the other. Now you can wear it.
©2014 "3 Celts & Company" "High Cross
" Black Crewneck $35.00 USD
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©2014 "3 Celts & Company" "Authentic Irish
" Honey Crewneck $35.00 USD
Gold "Knot High Cross"
This High Cross slab stands in the Aberlemno Churchyard in Angus, Scotland and dates to the eighth century, AD. In Scotland, apart from the Iona Group, the Celtic Cross was rare. The Pictish High Cross was typically a slab decorated with interlace on one face, with subsidiary symbols such as hunt scenes and figures from both secular and Christian sources on the other. Now you can wear it.
©2014 "3 Celts & Company" "High Cross
" Green Crewneck $35.00 USD
Silver "Knot High Cross"
This High Cross slab stands in the Aberlemno Churchyard in Angus, Scotland and dates to the eighth century, AD. In Scotland, apart from the Iona Group, the Celtic Cross was rare. The Pictish High Cross was typically a slab decorated with interlace on one face, with subsidiary symbols such as hunt scenes and figures from both secular and Christian sources on the other. Now you can wear it.
©2014 "3 Celts & Company" "High Cross
" Green Crewneck $35.00 USD
Copper "Knot High Cross"
This High Cross slab stands in the Aberlemno Churchyard in Angus, Scotland and dates to the eighth century, AD. In Scotland, apart from the Iona Group, the Celtic Cross was rare. The Pictish High Cross was typically a slab decorated with interlace on one face, with subsidiary symbols such as hunt scenes and figures from both secular and Christian sources on the other. Now you can wear it.
©2014 "3 Celts & Company" "High Cross
" Green Crewneck $35.00 USD
Emerald "Knot High Cross"
This High Cross slab stands in the Aberlemno Churchyard in Angus, Scotland and dates to the eighth century, AD. In Scotland, apart from the Iona Group, the Celtic Cross was rare. The Pictish High Cross was typically a slab decorated with interlace on one face, with subsidiary symbols such as hunt scenes and figures from both secular and Christian sources on the other. Now you can wear it.
©2014 "3 Celts & Company" "High Cross
" Green Crewneck $35.00 USD
Gold "Knot High Cross"
This High Cross slab stands in the Aberlemno Churchyard in Angus, Scotland and dates to the eighth century, AD. In Scotland, apart from the Iona Group, the Celtic Cross was rare. The Pictish High Cross was typically a slab decorated with interlace on one face, with subsidiary symbols such as hunt scenes and figures from both secular and Christian sources on the other. Now you can wear it.
©2014 "3 Celts & Company" "High Cross
" Navy Crewneck $35.00 USD
Silver "Knot High Cross"
This High Cross slab stands in the Aberlemno Churchyard in Angus, Scotland and dates to the eighth century, AD. In Scotland, apart from the Iona Group, the Celtic Cross was rare. The Pictish High Cross was typically a slab decorated with interlace on one face, with subsidiary symbols such as hunt scenes and figures from both secular and Christian sources on the other. Now you can wear it.
©2014 "3 Celts & Company" "High Cross
" Navy Crewneck $35.00 USD
Copper "Knot High Cross"
This High Cross slab stands in the Aberlemno Churchyard in Angus, Scotland and dates to the eighth century, AD. In Scotland, apart from the Iona Group, the Celtic Cross was rare. The Pictish High Cross was typically a slab decorated with interlace on one face, with subsidiary symbols such as hunt scenes and figures from both secular and Christian sources on the other. Now you can wear it.
©2014 "3 Celts & Company" "High Cross
" Navy Crewneck $35.00 USD
Emerald "Knot High Cross"
This High Cross slab stands in the Aberlemno Churchyard in Angus, Scotland and dates to the eighth century, AD. In Scotland, apart from the Iona Group, the Celtic Cross was rare. The Pictish High Cross was typically a slab decorated with interlace on one face, with subsidiary symbols such as hunt scenes and figures from both secular and Christian sources on the other. Now you can wear it.
©2014 "3 Celts & Company" "High Cross
" Navy Crewneck $35.00 USD
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