Multi-use ornament,import,cylinder olive wood bead,St.Benedict's medal,hand-made

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Holy Land blessing
Holy Land blessing
Taiwan
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Multi-use ornament,import,cylinder olive wood bead,St.Benedict's medal,hand-made - Keychains - Wood Brown

Product Description

🌱Olive trees grow in the Holy Land and can survive for up to 2000 years. Since ancient times, the olive tree has been revered and declared a blessed tree. 🌳 In the Bible, Noah sent a dove out from the ark to find dry land; The dove came back with an olive leaf in its mouth (the dove is a symbol of the Holy Spirit). The people planted olive trees throughout the Holy Land and used its oil for rituals, prophets and kings to pray for their powers and healings. Jesus prayed in Gethsemane (Matthew 26:36), and some say: The olive tree near the prayer still exists today We do our best to find artists in Bethlehem to design and produce unique hand-carvings. 👋🏾 Knowing its sturdiness, the more this beautiful wood represents [the olive tree is a symbol of eternity]🌵 🎁HOLY LAND handmade ornaments Material: olive wood, metal Size: The length of the pendant is about 6~7cm

Product Details

Material
Wood
How It's Made
Handmade
Where It's Made
Taiwan
Stock
More than 10
Ranking
No.294,353 - Accessories  |  No.12,002 - Keychains
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Product Type
Original Design
Listing Summary
Israel designed and imported olive wood Natural wood grain is unique. Even if the product made from the same wood log, the color or wood grain won't be the same. All are shipped randomly. Holy Saint Benedict Holy Medal. In some legends, the holy medal also has the effect of driving away the devil, so it is also called the holy medal of exorcism.

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