And We See Cross Stitch Pattern

Description

And We See cross stitch pattern was inspired by a 1922 painting by Russian artist, philosopher, and peace activist Nicholas Roerich. The painting is part 6 of the Sancta Series — 6 paintings symbolising a spiritual journey.

An angel reveals a heavenly vision of Jesus Christ in the last of the Sancta series. The spiritual journey is complete and the face of the humble Saviour is revealed. It’s a beautiful cross stitch on its own — or as the finale to the set.

The Project

And We See cross stitch is a large, full coverage project measuring 54.4 x 38.1cm when stitched on 14 count Aida cloth. It’s a challenging piece with a lot of confetti and thread changes. That said, the depth and detail in the apparition of Christ is truly beautiful.

PATTERN KEEPER: due to the size and complexity of this cross stitch, we recommend using Pattern Keeper App to manage the project. Your download pack contains an extra PK chart.

Matching Charts

Check out the other charts in Nicholas Roerich’s Sancta Series — six paintings symbolising the spiritual journey of a Christian.

The Artist

Nicholas Roerich lived between 1874 and 1947 and was famous in his own country for painting scenes from ancient history (look for the Viking and Slavs series in the shop).

In his later years he travelled extensively through India, Mongolia and Asia, capturing the essence of the Indian and Nepal Himalayas — as well as themes and symbols from the world’s great religions. Christianity, Islam, Buddhism, Hinduism, Judaism.

What we particularly love about the artworks of Nicholas Roerich is the way they evokes a deep sense of peace, tranquility and stillness. Perfect for cross stitch.

Keep calling back to the store as we add more amazing cross stitch projects featuring the artworks and visions of Nicholas Roerich.

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