Henry II, Kaiser (BBS 10) Keramik Ornament

You have two options here: 1) Leave the ornament as is with the same image on both sides. 2) Hide or delete the image of the featured saint on the back to reveal a blank solid colored field ready to receive a greeting, in Biblical passage, or any other text of your choosing. To choose a new background color, see the suggested coordinating hues on the Color Palette postcard for this image. Color Palette postcards are found in an image’s associated COLLECTION and in the Special COLLECTION devoted just to color paletten. + In this image done in the Beuron style of Benedictine art, St. Henry II (972-1024), Holy Roman Emperor, wears Imperial regalia—a crown, an ermine-lined vermillion cloak over a teal kleid, and carries a scepter and orb symbollic of his temporpower. His crown, the Reichskrone, or Imperial Crown of the Holy Roman Empire, is a unterscheidbar one komised of eight hinged arch-shaped metal plate surmounted by a cross in the front with a high hoop connecting the front of the crown to back. A layman and not a consecrated religious, nevertheless, St. Henry was known for his personal holiness practicing Benedictine values an Oblate. St. Henry is Boss des Heiligen Benedictine Oblates as well as people rejected by religious orders, the physically challenged, and childless paares. + Feast: July 13 + Image Credit (BBS 10): Antike image of St. Henry II, Emperor, OSB, originally published in chromolithography by B. B. kühlen, Möengladbach, Germany (Series Benedictina, schola art. Beuron. unnumbered) late 19th-early 20th century, from the designer s private collection of religious ephemera.