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Vintage Bronze St. Kateri Tekakwitha Medal, Lily of the Mohawks

SKU: 3c3-1530-B
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The Vintage Bronze St. Kateri Tekakwitha Medal sets the bust of a young Mohawk woman into a round panel framed in gadrooned scallops. She wears a beaded headband over a long braid, her hands folded before her, and the modelling of the face is careful and particular rather than generic. Kateri was born in the Mohawk Valley in 1656 and died at Kahnawake on the St. Lawrence at twenty-four, the first Native American woman raised to the altars.

The reverse gives her name in two raised lines, CATHERINE TEKAKWITHA, beneath an arching spray of lilies, the flower that gave her the title Lily of the Mohawks. The name is cast in the older French-derived form, without the title of saint, as it was written through the long centuries her cause was carried, and a small ITALY mark below records where the original was made.

The St. Kateri medal was faithfully reproduced from an antique original and cast in the USA using a traditional fine-detail casting process that preserves the medal's vintage character.

  • Made in the USA
  • Artisan-cast from an antique original
  • Finished by hand, so every piece is subtly unique.
  • Buy the medal alone, or add an optional chain or cord necklace
  • Add a cord or chain to have it arrive assembled and ready to wear
  • Arrives in a deluxe velour jewelry box
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Vintage Bronze St. Kateri Tekakwitha Medal, Lily of the Mohawks

SKU: 3c3-1530-B
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The Vintage Bronze St. Kateri Tekakwitha Medal sets the bust of a young Mohawk woman into a round panel framed in gadrooned scallops. She wears a beaded headband over a long braid, her hands folded before her, and the modelling of the face is careful and particular rather than generic. Kateri was born in the Mohawk Valley in 1656 and died at Kahnawake on the St. Lawrence at twenty-four, the first Native American woman raised to the altars.

The reverse gives her name in two raised lines, CATHERINE TEKAKWITHA, beneath an arching spray of lilies, the flower that gave her the title Lily of the Mohawks. The name is cast in the older French-derived form, without the title of saint, as it was written through the long centuries her cause was carried, and a small ITALY mark below records where the original was made.

The St. Kateri medal was faithfully reproduced from an antique original and cast in the USA using a traditional fine-detail casting process that preserves the medal's vintage character.

  • Made in the USA
  • Artisan-cast from an antique original
  • Finished by hand, so every piece is subtly unique.
  • Buy the medal alone, or add an optional chain or cord necklace
  • Add a cord or chain to have it arrive assembled and ready to wear
  • Arrives in a deluxe velour jewelry box

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