Divine Mercy Jesus with Radiant Pastel Light
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The Divine Mercy image originates from twentieth-century Polish Catholic theology and the visions of Saint Faustina Kowalska, who described encountering Jesus radiating compassion through two streams of light—red for blood (sacrifice) and white for water (grace and forgiveness). The dual rays symbolize Christ's mercy extended to all humanity, with the exposed heart emphasizing the intimate, personal nature of divine love. This iconography has become one of the most recognized visual expressions of Christian mercy theology worldwide, reproduced in countless forms of sacred art and devotion.
- Stitch count: 210 x 350
- 40 colors in the palette
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210 x 350 stitches 40 colors
Pattern description
This cross-stitch captures the iconic Divine Mercy image in soft, luminous pastels. The composition centers on Jesus in flowing white robes, one hand raised in blessing while the other opens his garment to reveal a glowing heart. Twin beams of light—rose and azure—stream downward in graceful rays, creating a sense of gentle spiritual radiance against the dark background. The golden halo encircling his head anchors the sacred geometry of the design.
With 40 DMC thread colors across 210×210 stitches, this advanced needlework project demands precision and patience. The subtle gradient transitions in the skin tones, the delicate blending of the light beams, and the intricate detail work around the facial features make this an ideal choice for experienced stitchers seeking a meditative, long-form project. Finished on 14-count Aida, the piece yields a substantial 15×15-inch devotional focal point—perfect for a prayer room, bedroom, or as a heartfelt faith-based gift.
Material Type: Aida Generic White
Sewing Count: 14/inch or 55/100mm
Design Size: 210 x 350 stitches
Sewn Design Size: 15 x 25 inches or 381 x 635 mm
Suggested Material Size: 20.9 x 30.9 inches or 531 x 785 mm
Stitch Style: Cross-stitch Using 2 strands
