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Syriac Silk Ties - Limited Edition

Unique to Gorgias Press, and inspired by our Syriac New Testament, these exquisite, limited edition ties are adorned with colored Syriac paintings of the four apostles from the famous Rabbula Gospels alongside other Syriac decorative art. The ties make ideal gifts for friends, colleagues, and loved ones. We only have a limited number, so order now to avoid disappointment!
SKU (ISBN): 000-0-2021-0001-X
ISBN: 000-0-2021-0001-X
$45.00
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Unique to Gorgias Press and inspired by our Syriac New Testament, these exquisite ties are adorned with colored Syriac paintings of the four apostles from the famous Rabbula Gospels alongside other Syriac decorative art. The ties make ideal gifts for friends, colleagues, and loved ones.

Fabric: Silk twill (100% silk)
Size: 3.2"x 60" classic size
Finishing: Hand finished and heavy interlining
Care label: Fabric and care instructions stitched on each tie
Packaging: Tie box with tissue paper in box

Unique to Gorgias Press and inspired by our Syriac New Testament, these exquisite ties are adorned with colored Syriac paintings of the four apostles from the famous Rabbula Gospels alongside other Syriac decorative art. The ties make ideal gifts for friends, colleagues, and loved ones.

Fabric: Silk twill (100% silk)
Size: 3.2"x 60" classic size
Finishing: Hand finished and heavy interlining
Care label: Fabric and care instructions stitched on each tie
Packaging: Tie box with tissue paper in box

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