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Hand Cross – Held in Prayer (Faith & Family Tools)

Hand Cross – Held in Prayer (Faith & Family Tools)

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Held in the Hand, Kept in the Heart

Some things are meant to be held. A hand cross is one of them.

This one is just under seven and a half inches, with carved detail cut into the face and the budded ends of the ancient Eastern pattern. It has weight to it. It sits in the palm the way a cross is meant to, steady enough to hold through a long prayer and simple enough to keep on a shelf where you will see it every day.

The cross has been carried in the hand for as long as the faith has been practiced, in the prayer corners of Coptic and Orthodox homes and in Roman Catholic ones too. This is our rendering of that tradition, designed and 3D printed in our workshop in Tampa.

Keep it in a prayer corner. Set it beside an icon. Give it for a baptism, a nameday, an ordination, or to someone walking through something hard who could use something solid to hold on to.

  • Approximately 7.4 inches (18.9 cm) tall
  • Carved detail cut into the face
  • Designed and 3D printed by HappiestLion in our Tampa workshop 🦁
  • Part of Faith & Family Tools

Nothing is wasted in the Kingdom. Every order ships with a small cross bookmark made from the material left over from our workshop.

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Bring the Bible to Life in Your Child's Hands

This isn't just another toy. It's a faith-building activity your family will treasure. Every HappiestLion figure is inspired by beloved Bible stories and designed for kids to paint, personalize, and display proudly. Each one invites conversation, creativity, and connection to God's Word.

What's included

  • One hand cross. One Redeemed Cross bookmark, made from workshop remnant material.

Details and care

  • PLA, made in our Florida workshop. Wipe clean with a dry cloth. Keep out of direct sunlight and away from heat, including a hot car, which can soften the material.