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  • HOME
  • Unbroken Circles: An Online Community Show
    • Kathy Dawson
    • Jason Hughes
    • Marilynn Helms
    • Cristy Dunn
    • Brenda Ollis
    • Karen Carey
    • Lyn Walker
    • Tia Thomas
    • Deklan Thomas
    • Kathleen Britts
    • Kathleen Britts
    • John Jackson
    • Temple Reece
    • Kathie Love
    • Dennis Shekinah
    • Dennis Shekinah
    • Linda Johnson
    • Linda Johnson
    • Tara Belk
    • Tara Belk
  • SHOP OUR GALLERY
  • EVENTS AND CLASSES
  • MURAL TOUR
  • SUPPORT
  • ARTISTS
  • BOARD, STAFF, and VOLUNTEERS
  • LONG JOURNEY HOME
  • VIDEO LESSONS
  • NOW SHOWING
  • ARCHIVES
    • Flo Bellamy: Growing up Black in Johnson County
    • Evelyn Cook: The Ridiculous and the Sublime
    • Nancy Lamb: The Story of Iron Mountain Stoneware
    • Dottie Harmon Reads "The Birthday Gift"
    • John Jackson: Analog Photography
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Jason Hughes. Everlasting Faith, Hope and Love.  Carved Leather. 14x14. Not for Sale. 

Many examples of this carved cross can be found in Ireland and Scotland. The head, arms and feet of the cross form into triquetras, symbolizing the Holy Trinity. For the artist, this Unbroken Celtic knotwork inspires everlasting faith, hope and love.
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