Koptisch zegenkruis uit Ethiopië mala This old photo comes from

This old photo comes from a working newspaper archive and therefore exhibits routine physical imperfections such as production errors

This handwritten document is made of deerskin and is praised for the beauty of the soft deer parchment and the beautiful writing

It is also one of the largest impacts from which actual meteorite samples have been recovered

Some necklaces are simple in design while others have more elaborate and intricate patterns

Nkisi (plural minkisi) are spirits or an object inhabited by a spirit

Koptisch zegenkruis uit Ethiopië mala This old photo comes fromDimensions: 25 x 11 cm. Priests carry hand crosses, wrapped in cloth, to bless the faithful. Therefore, hand crosses must be easy to wear. Every Ethiopian priest has a hand cross (Meskel in Amharic) with which he blesses the faithful. The cross is handmade using the lost wax method and is a unique piece.