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Kizhi woodworks |
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We have had the privilege to build cemetery Crosses for our clients, and welcome any inquiries to discuss your requirements.
(Scroll down to see our Crosses) |
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click here for Price List |
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All our Crosses are built in the classic style of Kizhi, with copper clad roofs. Each Cross is constructed from a single length of Western Red Cedar, with a fine tung oil finish. |
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A pair of matching six foot Crosses, built for the Novosiltsov family, located at the Novo Diveevo cemetery in Nanuet, New York.
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A pair of matching six foot Crosses, built for my Grandparents, located at the Holy Trinity Monastery cemetery in Jordanville, New York.
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A six foot Cross, constructed for the Gorsky family, located at the Novo Diveevo cemetery in Nanuet, New York.
This Cross has additional scallop detail added. It is constructed of Western Red Cedar, with a tung oil finish.
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A six foot Cross, built for the Blinow family, located at the Saint Xenia's cemetery in Methuen, Massachusetts.
(with my Dad, Father Roman)
This Cross is constructed of Western Red Cedar, with a fine oil stain finish.
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A small 4 foot cross, built of Douglas Fir, is a temporary grave marker at Gethsemene Cemetery in West Roxbury, Massachusetts.
Although this cemetery requires headstones, this cross has been placed while the stone is being completed. |
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Kizhi woodworks
Nikolai R. Lukianov, proprietor
108 LaSalle Avenue
Framingham, MA 01701
508.380.8019 |
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