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Deeply symbolic design by William Perkins senior, circa 1890;
combining the Rose and the Crown of Thorns. The early Christians placed
roses on the tombs of martyrs as a symbol of the Resurrection and the Crown of
Thorns is symbolic of Atonement. The design owes its name to
the ancient legend of the Glastonbury Thorn, said to have been planted by Joseph
of Arimathea.
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IVORY
GLASTONBURY |
RED
GLASTONBURY |
GREEN
GLASTONBURY |
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VIOLET
GLASTONBURY |
ROMAN PURPLE
GLASTONBURY |
GOLD
GLASTONBURY |
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