A fifteenth-century devotional cradle whose carving, embroidery, enamels, and miniature scale bring domestic piety into material form.
The object merges woodworking, metalwork, embroidery, and miniature sculpture, making it a concentrated example of how multiple craft traditions converge in a single devotional artifact.
The object is useful for showing how ritual life can draw together woodworking, embroidery, and liturgical imagery in a single crafted form.
