Crucifix

/ˈkruːsɪfɪks/ • noun

A symbol of Christ’s sacrifice; the representation of Jesus bearing humanity’s
burdens, offering redemption, freedom, and divine restoration through the cross.
The Crucifix embodies the moment Jesus carried the full weight of our sins, sorrows,
and burdens upon Himself. Inspired by Isaiah 53:4–5, it reflects redemption, surrender,
and the depth of love shown through His sacrifice. Every detail captures the victory of
the cross—where suffering became salvation and brokenness became restoration. Worn
close to the heart, it stands as a declaration of gratitude, freedom, and the unshakable
truth that Christ carried it all so you could walk in light.