Description

An enduring & ancient symbol, the double headed eagle dates back to the time of Justinian the Great, re-emerging in the 10th century as a mark of the imperial unity of the Byzantine Empire. The eagle symbol gained its recognizable two heads under the rule of Emperor Isaac I Komnenos, representing authority over both east & west as well the unity of church & state also known as Symphonia. The double headed eagle has since become a powerful symbol of Orthodox Christianity throughout the world.

About the Blanket

Use this 60 x 80 inch blanket to wrap yourself in the precious sign of the cross while resting, or hang it on the wall as a tapestry to further connect your home to the liturgical life of the Church. Each comfy blanket is loomed and made of 100% pure cotton with individually dyed fibers that are intricately woven to create each blanket pattern.

Colors In This Blanket: Aged Off-White, Old Sail Cloth Tan, Coffee Brown

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