Religious Artefact Collection
"The Turog Stone: A Glimpse into Ancient Beliefs" Dating back to the 3rd century BC
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"The Turog Stone: A Glimpse into Ancient Beliefs" Dating back to the 3rd century BC, The Turog Stone stands as a remarkable religious artifact that offers us a window into the beliefs and practices of our ancestors. This enigmatic stone, adorned with intricate carvings and symbols, holds secrets waiting to be unraveled. "Durga Statue: Unveiling Divine Femininity in Vietnam" Housed within the Museum of Cham Sculpture in Danang, Vietnam, the Durga statue from the 10th century is an awe-inspiring representation of divine femininity. With its graceful form and delicate features, it serves as a testament to both artistic mastery and spiritual devotion. "Trampas Church Altars: A Testament to Faith" In 1943, John Collier captured the essence of faith through his lens at Trampas Church in New Mexico. The main altar dedicated to Trinity exudes reverence and grandeur while another altar devoted to Nuestra Senora del Carmel emanates tranquility. These altars stand as sacred spaces where believers find solace and connect with their spirituality. "Sanctus Bell & Missal Stand: Echoes of Worship" Syrena Swanson's Sanctus Bell from 1937 resonates with echoes of worship that have filled countless churches over centuries. Its gentle chime calls upon congregations for prayerful reflection. Gerald Transpota's Missal Stand further enhances this experience by providing a sturdy support for liturgical books during Mass. "A Glimpse into French Ecclesiastical Artistry" Altar Frontals from France take us on a journey through time - one crafted around c. 1740 showcases exquisite detail while an 18th-century counterpart captivates with its timeless elegance. Meanwhile, an Orphrey Band dating back to the 16th century mesmerizes viewers with its intricate embroidery - all testaments to the skill and devotion of unknown artisans.