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![]() We Three Kings was written by John H. Hopkins Jr., in 1857 as a carol for a Christmas pageant at the General Theological Seminary in New York City. As the first stanza reads:
We three kings of Orient are; Bearing gifts we traverse afar, Field and fountain, moor and mountain, Following yonder star. The carol was a tribute to the three worshipful kings, Melchior, Balthazar and Jasper who all saw the star prophesied as the birth of Christ at exactly the same hour, although each of them was far from the other (India, China and Persia) and none knew of the others' purpose. Each king prepared great and rich gifts (gold, frankincense and myrrh) and set out on a journey the find the Christ child, using the star to guide them to Bethlehem. Stitched in the brilliant jewel-tones often worn by kings, and accented with beads and embellishments to depict the rich brocades of their elegant robes, this unique piece will become a cherished addition to your Christmas décor.
Fabric: Stitched on 28 count Mystic Cashel Linen hand-dyed by Picture This Plus (866-314-4343). Materials Summary: A total of 50 Anchor colors used in model. DMC comparable (best match) colors are provided in chart. Kreinik #4 Very Fine Braid Beads by Mill Hill Glass and Crystal Treasures by Mill Hill Matting and/or Framing: Model matting and framing by Fields Framing & Graphics, ![]() 4317 Glendon Place Valrico, FL 33596 (813) 653-3556 email@glendonplace.net ©2007, Glendon Place You may not reproduce, copy, or redistribute the design or layout of this web site, individual elements of the web site design, or Glendon Place images, designs, adaptations, charts, instructions or logos without the express written permission of Glendon Place.
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