Ebros Gift Matte Gold Holy Relic Ark of The Covenant Throne of God with Ten Commandments Rod of Aaron and Manna Decorative Trinket Box Sculpture Christian Israel Historic Replica (1:5 Scale)

This Matte Gold Ark Of Covenant with Contents sculptural box measures approximately 10" tall, 12" long and 11" deep. The box part without the handles measures 9" Long by 5" Wide. The miniaturized Two Ten Commandment Tablets measure 2.75"tall and 2" wide each. The Rod of Aaron is 5.75" Long. The bowl of manna is 1.5" in diameter. The sculpture is scaled at 1:5 of the real life sized version. The set weighs about 7.5 pounds.
This Matte Gold Ark Of Covenant with Contents sculptural box is beautifully made with resin, hand painted in matte golden finish. Color tone may vary slightly from photos.
The Ark of the Covenant is a gold-covered wooden chest described in the Book of Exodus in The Holy Bible as containing the two stone Ten Commandments tablets and in the early exodus period, also held Aaron's rod and a pot of manna. The children of Israel carried the Ark in their desert journey all the way into the promised land. The Ark Of The Covenant was a symbol of God's presence and where the Ark goes, awe and victory ensues; provided the Israelites' hearts are obedient to His commandments.
This is a religious reproduction of the Ark Of The Covenant, designed to be a footstool or throne for God symbolically. The Ark was placed in the Most Holy Place in the tabernacle/temple. The set also includes miniature versions of the flower budding rod of Aaron, two "stone" tablets of the Ten Commandments and a pot of Manna. It makes a wonderful 'artifact' to teach/share the younger generations as well as your house guests of its significance to your faith.
Props in photos are not included with the item.

The Ark of the Covenant is a gold-covered wooden chest described in the Book of Exodus in The Holy Bible as containing the two stone Ten Commandments tablets and in the early exodus period, also held Aaron's rod and a pot of manna. The children of Israel carried the Ark in their desert journey all the way into the promised land. The Ark Of The Covenant was a symbol of God's presence and where the Ark goes, awe and victory ensues; provided the Israelites' hearts are obedient to His commandments. This is a religious reproduction of the Ark Of The Covenant, designed to be a footstool or throne for God symbolically. The Ark was placed in the Most Holy Place in the tabernacle/temple. The set also includes miniature versions of the flower budding rod of Aaron, two "stone" tablets of the Ten Commandments and a pot of Manna. It makes a wonderful 'artifact' to teach/share the younger generations as well as your house guests of its significance to your faith.