Presenting a remarkable piece of devotional artistry - the "19th Century Paperolles Reliquary" elegantly encased within its original wooden box, adorned with intricate paperolles and steeped in the style of the Napoleon III era.
Period: 19th century
Style: Napoleon III
Condition: Good overall condition, with slight cracks in the box
This petite travel reliquary carries with it the aura of devotion and artistry from the late 19th century. Encased beneath glass, it is adorned with delicate paperolles, showcasing a meticulous art form that was cherished during the Napoleon III era.
While the wooden box has gracefully weathered the passage of time, exhibiting slight cracks that only add to its antique charm, the reliquary itself remains in good overall condition. Its size, measuring 3 cm in diameter and 2 cm in height, makes it a compact yet significant relic.
Of particular note is the mention of "Agnus Dei," a symbol of the Lamb of God often associated with the Christian faith. This adds depth and meaning to the reliquary, infusing it with spiritual significance.
This "19th Century Paperolles Reliquary" is not only a testament to the artistry of its time but also a tangible link to the devotion and faith that guided the hearts of individuals during the 19th century. Whether displayed as a cherished relic or admired for its historical and artistic value, it serves as a captivating piece of history, inviting us to contemplate the enduring power of faith and the beauty of craftsmanship.