Chaplet Collection
"Chaplet: A Glimpse into the Rich Tapestry of History and Faith" Step back in time with this exquisite chaplet
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"Chaplet: A Glimpse into the Rich Tapestry of History and Faith" Step back in time with this exquisite chaplet, adorned with a mirror case featuring delicate ivory carvings. As you hold it in your hands, let its intricate design transport you to different eras and cultures. Intriguingly, this chaplet is reminiscent of Saint Dominic de Guzman, a revered figure from the 12th century. His devotion to prayer and contemplation inspired countless souls throughout history. The captivating portrait of a Russian Pope by Alphonse de Neuville takes us on a journey through religious traditions in Russia. This engraving captures the essence of spirituality that transcends borders and unites believers worldwide. Traveling further south, we encounter the noblewomen of Milan in the 14th century. Their veils gracefully cascade down their shoulders while vibrant capes and robes envelop them. These costumes reflect not only fashion but also social status during that era. Moving across Italy, we find ourselves amidst young Italian women donning fur-trimmed robes without belts. Their hair laced up adds an air of elegance as they navigate life in the 14th century. Catherine Cornaro, Queen of Cyprus, surrounded by Venetian ladies kneeling in prayer with precious rosaries held tightly brings forth images of strength and devotion from the 15th century. Delving into satirical artistry from 1902's L'Assiette au Beurre magazine reveals thought-provoking lithographs depicting childhood, religion, abortion, moms - even nuns. These illustrations serve as reminders that art has always been a medium for societal commentary. Saint Jerome gazes at us from an oil painting on canvas by Mathias Stomer (Matthias Stom). The intensity captured within his eyes speaks volumes about his dedication to scholarship and spiritual pursuits during his lifetime spanning between 1600-1650.