Rosary Workshop - Handmade - (old LEA.2049) LEA.2550 (Antique)
CLOUDS  of GLORY  IV
CLOUD WHITE BEADS - ANTIQUE 40s to 50s - CZECH
Perfect beads for the 'Cloud of Glory Rosary', 4th edition! As you can see, this has been one of our most popular rosaries ever and it is always a challenge to replace the last one that sold out - but this one was easy! Each pure translucent white, antique beads appear to be a tiny puffy cloud as none are not perfectly round!  We added blue faceted spacers to suggest the sky in between each cloud. The Pater beads are a rich, faceted blue. They are antiques too, very limited, very very beautiful. Beads just do not have the quality today of the antiques.

PATERS ARE ALSO ANTIQUE (1930s), NOTE THE RARE

FACETS WE DONT SEE OFTEN ON TODAYS BEADS.
('Hand pressed' in bead molds then 'wheel hand polished' )

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  We have added a fine matted crystal bead at the end of each decade that has a rainbow ab look. This has added to the richness of the overall rosary! We love the look!

~ ROSARY ~

BEAUTIFUL  TRANSLUCENT ANTIQUE BEADS (CZECH - 1950s) LOOK LIKE

PUFFY CLOUDS. BLUE FACET SPACERS SYMBOLIZE THE SKY.

PSALM 145:10-13
"Let all your works give you thanks, O Lord, and let your faithful ones bless you. Let them discourse of the glory of your kingdom and speak of your might... your dominion endures through all generations."

  'A' / 'M' (AVE MARIA)
MONOGRAM ALONG WITH THE WONDERFUL CRUCIFIX.

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27 in.

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~ CHAPLET ~

TRADITIONAL CHAPLET  IS 'ALL
 IN ONE' LOOP MAKING IT EASIER TO HOLD AND PRAY

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6.5 in.

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... Aside from its loveliness - it is made to be used ...
I received my Cloud of Glory rosary yesterday and when I opened up the box, had to catch my breath! The images on the website were very beautiful, but they were NOTHING compared to what this rosary actually looks like.  Aside from the loveliness, the main thing I noted is how sturdy this rosary is. It is obviously made to be used -- it is a tool rather than a decorative item. What a shame it would be if it were fragile. It practically begs to be used, and often.   Peace in Jesus, Shelley M