Jerusalem Tapestries
Description: The Jerusalem Cross is an important symbol of Christianity and represents Christ's command to spread the gospel from Jerusalem all over the world. It has been interpreted differently throughout history, some claim that the bars represent the gospels of the Bible and others believe that they represent the nations from which the crusaders came. If you love Knights, Templars or Crusaders and the medieval History, then this product is for you.
Description: The Jerusalem Cross is an important symbol of Christianity and represents Christ's command to spread the gospel from Jerusalem all over the world. It has been interpreted differently throughout history, some claim that the bars represent the gospels of the Bible and others believe that they represent the nations from which the crusaders came. The Christogram IHS is a monogram symbolizing Jesus Christ. From Greek it is an abbreviation of the name IHΣΟΥΣ (Jesus).
Description: The four crosses surrounding the large center cross represent the four Gospels of Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John. The four crosses also are believed to represent the four corners of the earth, in which Jesus desired His word to be proclaimed by His disciples. The large cross symbolizes Christ. Other historians believe that the five crosses together symbolize the five wounds Jesus suffered on the cross. The four small crosses represent the four wounds of Jesus’ hands and feet, while the large cross signifies Jesus’ pierced heart.
Description: Baldwin IV, known as the Leper King, ruled the Kingdom of Jerusalem in the 12th century during the turbulent era of the Crusades. Diagnosed with leprosy at a young age, he defied his fate with extraordinary resolve. Marked by disease but unbroken in spirit, he led the Crusader kingdom with courage, wisdom, and deep faith. Alongside the Templars, Crusaders, and other knightly orders, he defended Jerusalem against Saladin’s forces—most notably at the legendary Battle of Montgisard. Despite his physical suffering, Baldwin became a symbol of endurance and honor—a king who dedicated his life to the protection of the Holy Land.
Description: This sign doesn't require much of an introduction. Every fan of history, crusades and chivalric orders knows it well. Now it can be on your property! A clock counting the time to the next crusade against monday morning? Are you felling the urge to purge some extra calories on a treadmill? Expecting a phone, calling you to arms against snacks and some grilled meat and veggies? A crafty crusader will always succeed. Just don't pillage Constantinople while you're at it, ok?
Description: Jerusalem Israel Skyline Israeli Flag Apparel & Accessories for Jerusalem Cityscape lover person. Depicted by City of Jerusalem Skyline and Israeli Flag with text "JERUSALEM". Capital city of Israel. Perfect for your love ones especially Jerusalem citizens to show themselves also how they like the City.
Description: Embrace centuries of heritage with this Jerusalem Cross design, a powerful symbol of the Five Wounds of Christ and the Kingdom of Jerusalem. Featuring a bold retro varsity aesthetic, this apparel blends medieval history with a clean, modern look. Whether you're a student of the Crusades, a traveler who has walked the Via Dolorosa, or a believer in Orthodox traditions, this top is a timeless statement of faith. A meaningful gift for history enthusiasts, pilgrims, and Gen Z Christians seeking theological depth. Ideal for everyday wear, church gatherings, or as a soulful souvenir of the Holy Land.
Description: A common neon sign at inner-city churches and missions alike, this design includes the Jesus Saves typographic lock-up along with a crown and the initialism INRI (Latin: Iēsus Nazarēnus, Rēx Iūdaeōrum) which represents the Latin inscription from John 19:19 which in English translates to "Jesus the Nazarene, King of the Jews." I found a similar one at a thrift store in Seattle from one of the local missions once and it was like finding the holy grail. It became one of my favorite used pieces to hunt down, but they were few and far between then and near impossible nowadays to say the least, so mark this one as another classic that's come back from the dead.
