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Scripture:

"And he said to them: With desire I have desired to eat this pasch with you, before I suffer." - Luke 22:15 (Douay Rheims)  

 

 

The Catholic Mall Last Supper Tapestry brings the Lord’s table into your home with reverence and beauty. Woven from 100% polyester, this large, rectangular wall hanging showcases a hand-painted-style depiction of Jesus and His disciples, rendered in a new classical design. Perfect for adorning your living room or any space, it serves as a timeless reminder of Christ’s sacrifice and fellowship. 

 

Crafted with care, this polyester tapestry invites you to dwell in the mystery of the Pasch, offering a gift of spiritual depth for friends or family. 

 

Hang it to honor the Savior’s life and cross, transforming your home into a sanctuary of grace and remembrance for all seasons.

 

 

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Jesus Last Supper Tapestry - Feast in His Presence

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  • The Last Supper represents a pivotal event in Christian theology, occurring on the eve of Jesus Christ’s crucifixion, when he shared a final meal with his twelve apostles. This gathering, imbued with profound significance, is celebrated for instituting the Eucharist and revealing the impending betrayal by Judas Iscariot, an act that heightened the emotional gravity of the occasion.

     

    Leonardo da Vinci’s The Last Supper, completed in the late 1490s, masterfully captures this moment on the wall of the Santa Maria delle Grazie refectory in Milan. Departing from traditional iconography, da Vinci employed a innovative approach, emphasizing the psychological reactions of the apostles—ranging from disbelief to dismay—within a dynamic, realistic composition. His use of linear perspective, centered on Christ, enhances the narrative depth, while his experimental fresco technique, though groundbreaking, led to rapid deterioration, posing challenges for preservation over centuries.

    This monumental work, blending artistic virtuosity with theological resonance, remains a cornerstone of Renaissance art and a subject of enduring scholarly fascination.

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