The Dragon And The Templar Cross. An Extremely Rare Medallion Carved In Carnelian. flag

The Dragon And The Templar Cross. An Extremely Rare Medallion Carved In Carnelian.
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"The Dragon And The Templar Cross. An Extremely Rare Medallion Carved In Carnelian."
The Dragon and the Templar Cross. An extremely rare medallion carved in Carnelian, with the esoteric depiction of the Dragon, symbol of power, which kills all who encounter it. In the eternal dualism of opposites, the Holy Cross is contrasted with the Dragon, symbol of evil, heresy, sin, and demonic power. The carving on the extremely hard Carnelian displays remarkable elegance and sculptural mastery. Sicily, 12th-13th century. Diameter 5 cm, height 2 cm. To be published in the text 'The Templars in Sicily'.
Price: 7 500 €
Artist: Siciliano
Period: Before 16th century
Style: Other Style
Condition: Perfect condition

Material: Semi precious stone
Diameter: cm.4
Height: cm.1

Reference: 1617280
Availability: In stock
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Giulio Torta
Painting and sculpture. Medieval art, collectibles
The Dragon And The Templar Cross. An Extremely Rare Medallion Carved In Carnelian.
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