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Collection of Spanish Crosss (14)

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A hand-finished silver cross adorned with genuine turquoise cabochons and detailed scrollwork, perfect for meaningful gifting or personal devotion.
A vibrant, glossy red X symbol-perfect for indicating errors, cancellations, or negative actions in digital interfaces.
A set of four stylized crosses featuring baroque-inspired scrollwork, ideal for festive or sacred design applications.
A bold yellow cross with a brown border, representing light, divinity, and spiritual renewal in Christian art.
A bold black fleur-de-lis cross, blending medieval heraldry with sacred iconography.
The current Royal Coat of Arms of Spain, adopted in 2014, features quartered symbols representing historic kingdoms and national unity.
A close-up of a vibrant blue interlocking foam mat, showing its secure puzzle-edge connection and textured surface for grip.
A stylized red cross with flared arms and a central medallion bearing a black Gothic letter “M”, evoking medieval chivalric orders.
“Destroy this temple, and in three days I will raise it up.” - John 2:19 (Spanish)
The current Royal Coat of Arms of Spain, adopted in 1981, combines historic symbols of Castile, León, Aragon, Navarre, and Granada under a royal crown.
A graceful hand-lettered “Cuaresma” in vibrant blue and gold, paired with a rustic wooden cross-evoking reflection and renewal during Lent.
A serene watercolor collection featuring rustic wooden crosses, delicate green foliage, and a gentle pink rose-perfect for spiritual or elegant design projects.
A clean 3×3 grid of monochrome icons representing knights, weapons, clergy, and sacred architecture.
The official coat of arms of Galicia, Spain-featuring the iconic pilgrim’s scallop shell flanked by fish and crowned in gold.