Lithuanian asɛndua nyɛe
Lithuanian asɛndua nyɛe (Lithuania kasa: Lietuvos kryždirbystė) yɛ Lithuaniafo amambra edwindze a wɔdze yɛ asɛndua. Afɔrmuka na asɛndua a wɔyɛ no yɛ Lithuaniafo amambra fa tsitsir. Lithuaniafo atsetsesɛm mu asɛndua yɛ nyimpa no Roman Katolek som no fa. Bɛyɛ fi ber a Lithuania bɛyɛɛ Russia Ahenman no fa wɔ afeha a ɔtɔ do duakron (19) mu no, dɛm asɛndua yi abɛyɛ Lithuaniafo asɛnkyerɛdze.[1]
Abakɔsɛm na amambra akwan
[sesa mu | sesa ekyirsɛm]Asɛndua ho edwindze dɛ amandze edwindze bi puei dze Kristosom baa Lithuania, dɛm tsi, ɔkaa Kristofo Nyamesom edwindze ho nsusuwii na Baltic anansesɛm mu nsusuwii boom.[2] Atsetsesɛm a wɔhyehyɛɛ no afeha a ɔtɔ do duenum mu no, ɔnnyɛ nsaanodwuma nankasa nko na ɔbata ho, mbom ɔka amandze a wɔdze besi asɛndua (mbɔborhun anaa ahobambɔ a wɔhwehwɛ, dze hyɛ owufo, Onyankopɔn anaa ahotsefo, na dza ɔkeka ho anuonyam) – hwehwɛ na paw a wɔpaw asɛndua ho edwumfo, adzebɔ kwan a wɔfa do yɛ asɛndua, wosi, etuahoakyɛ, asɛndua ho nsrahwɛ, ndwom na amandze afofor a ɔfa ho, nkaadze a ebubu a wɔhyew nso.[3]
Mfonyisie bea
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Lithuaniafo Etuyɛfo Kuw Nkaadze a ɔwɔ Šimonys, Lithuania, 1928, boaboaa hɔn ho ano ka Lithuaniafo asɛndua a wɔdze dzi dwuma wɔ amandze kwan do no ho. (Lithuanian Riflemen's Union Monument in Šimonys, Lithuania, 1928, gathered besides traditional Lithuanian cross )
Nsɛndua Bepɔw no (The Hill of Crosses)
Ndua a wɔdze abɔ asɛndua wɔ asɛndua Bepɔw no do (Wooden crucifix on the Hill of Crosses)
Nsɛndua Bepɔw no (The Hill of Crosses)
Afe 1990 posɔfese stamp, ɔyɛkyerɛ na ɔbɔfo na Lithuaniafo amambra kwan do abosondan (1990 postage stamp, showing and angel and a traditional Lithuanian wayside shrine)
1991 postage stamp, commemorating the Lithuanian Cross-crafting and its symbolism
2002 postage stamp, commemorating the Lithuanian Cross-crafting and its symbolism
2002 postage stamp, commemorating the Lithuanian Cross-crafting and its symbolism
2002 postage stamp, commemorating the Lithuanian Cross-crafting and its symbolism
2006 postage stamp, commemorating the Lithuanian Cross-crafting and its symbolism
50 litas coin issued for participation in the Silver Coin programme “Europe. European Cultural Heritage”
Traditional cross in Vepriai
Kvintiškės, crosses by chapel, Zarasai district, Lithuania
Cemetery in Pilkalnis, Raseiniai district, Lithuania
Lithuanian metal crosses at The Blacksmith's Museum in Klaipėda
Chapel in Deikiškiai, Biržai district, Lithuania
Shrine at Zervynos, Lithuania
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Hwɛ iyi nso
[sesa mu | sesa ekyirsɛm]- Dievdirbys, anaa "god carver"
- Roofed pole
Ase hɔ asɛm
[sesa mu | sesa ekyirsɛm]- ↑ Kevin O'Connor (2006). Culture and Customs of the Baltic States. Greenwood Publishing. ISBN 978-0-313-33125-1.
- ↑ Nemira Gutautienė. "Kryždirbystė". Science and Encyclopaedia Publishing Institute (Universal Lithuanian Encyclopedia). Retrieved July 10, 2023
- ↑ "Cross-crafting and its symbolism in Lithuania". savadas.lnkc.lt. Lithuanian National Culture Centre. Retrieved July 10, 2023.
Mboaedze
[sesa mu | sesa ekyirsɛm]- Cross-crafting. Lithuanian National Culture Centre.
- Lithuania cross-makers keep tradition alive. Reuters.