Extra Large Olive Wood Rosary with Heart Center – Handcrafted in Bethlehem, Holy Land
Extra Large Olive Wood Rosary with Heart Center – Handcrafted in Bethlehem, Holy Land
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This oversized olive wood rosary is a true work of faith and devotion, handcrafted in Bethlehem, the very place where Jesus was born . Measuring a full 120 cm (47 inches) in length, this rosary is made to stand out whether hung on the wall, displayed in your prayer corner, or used during special spiritual moments .
The craftsmanship speaks for itself . Every bead is carved by hand from locally sourced Holy Land olive wood, then polished to a smooth, glossy finish that reveals the beautiful, natural grain of the tree . The texture and tone of each bead carry a story shaped by nature, touched by prayer .
This rosary includes :
Large olive wood beads strong and smooth, perfect for deeper meditative prayer or meaningful display
A bold 15 cm (approx. 6 inches) crucifix – made from solid olive wood, with a detailed silver-tone figure of Jesus
A beautifully carved heart centerpiece – measuring 8.5 cm (about 3.3 inches) across, with a raised metallic image of Mary holding the infant Jesus . The words “God Bless” and “Pray for Us” are gently engraved into the wood, adding a loving message of grace and protection
Strung on durable black cord, this rosary is built to last while maintaining its authentic handmade soul. It’s not just decorative it’s devotional. It’s meant to be prayed with, held onto, gifted, or passed down to someone special .
This extra-large size is ideal for :
Hanging on walls in homes, churches, chapels, or classrooms
Use during group prayer or church gatherings
Gifting to clergy, parents, or loved ones who cherish their faith
A centerpiece of spiritual focus in your sacred space
Made entirely by Christian artisans in Bethlehem, this rosary is a reminder of faith, hope, and the light of Christ. It carries the blessing of the land where His journey began .
Handmade in Bethlehem — every inch filled with care, history, and prayer .






