Product Description
Bronze Wall Cross – West Germany, 1970s – Last Supper Christian Art
This beautifully crafted bronze wall cross, made in West Germany in the 1970s, depicts a high-relief scene of the Last Supper, where Jesus is surrounded by the twelve apostles. Measuring 8 cm in height and weighing 81.09 grams, it captures both spiritual emotion and artistic depth.

Design & Features
Material: Solid bronze

Height: 8 cm (approx. 3.15 inches)

Weight: 81.09 grams

Origin: West Germany

Mounting: Built-in hole with a decorative cord for wall hanging

Condition: Excellent vintage condition – no damage, original patina preserved

Back Side: Inscribed with a German biblical passage, likely referencing the institution of the Eucharist (from the Gospels)

The cross has a soft-edged, symmetrical shape and features a deeply cast relief of Jesus at the center of a round table, surrounded by his disciples. Above him, the Hand of God is represented in blessing. The reverse is covered in finely inscribed German text, giving it additional spiritual and historical depth.

Historical Context
In the 1970s, Christian artisans in West Germany often produced crosses like this for Catholic and Lutheran devotional use. This particular design focuses on the Eucharistic tradition and reflects a post-war renewal of liturgical art, blending medieval stylistics with modern bronze casting.

It would have likely been used in home chapels, seminaries, or as a gift for ordination, confirmation, or first communion.

Perfect For
Collectors of Christian bronze art

Eucharistic and Last Supper symbolism

Mid-century devotional interior design

Vintage religious gift ideas

Sacred wall art for chapels or homes

Shipping
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Estimated delivery: up to 21 business days

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Handling Time
Orders are processed and shipped within 3 business days