This processional cross is carried at every principal service that takes place at York Minster, it was given to the Minster in 1912. The design is based on an Abyssinian cross that was given to Westminster in 1902.
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Such an intricate work. A true masterpiece, beautiful photograph Cherry
I found it very interesting
That is truly beautiful
Thank You