7 Deadly Dragons Handmade Rosary
7 Deadly Dragons Handmade Rosary
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There's a rosary for every book in the 7 Deadly Dragons series. Each one matches the color of its book and carries the name of the virtue that slays that dragon, from the Red Rosary of Humility to the Violet Rosary of Chastity. Give one with the book, or collect all seven as your family reads through the series.
Every rosary is made by hand, one bead at a time. They are strung on 49-strand nylon-coated stainless steel wire, so they stay flexible and smooth and they don't snap. Each one carries a centerpiece made in Italy.
Pick your rosary, then pick your style.
Glass
6mm and 10mm glass beads in the bright color of the book. At about 35 grams they're light and easy to carry every day. They make a good gift for First Communion, Confirmation, or a kid who just finished a book.
Hematite
6mm hematite beads with 8mm accent beads in the book's color. Depending on the rosary, the accents are agate, carnelian, amethyst, jade, or glass. At about 50 grams they have real weight in your hand, so you notice them in your pocket and remember to pray.
The seven rosaries
| Rosary | Slays | Glass centerpiece | Hematite centerpiece |
|---|---|---|---|
| The Red Rosary of Humility | The Red Dragon of Pride | Divine Mercy | St. Michael |
| The Orange Rosary of Admiration | The Orange Dragon of Envy | St. Joseph | St. Joseph (carnelian) |
| The Yellow Rosary of Zeal | The Yellow Dragon of Sloth | Holy Spirit | Holy Spirit |
| The Green Rosary of Generosity | The Green Dragon of Greed | St. Francis | St. Francis (jade) |
| The Blue Rosary of Forgiveness | The Blue Dragon of Wrath | Miraculous Medal | Miraculous Medal |
| The Indigo Rosary of Temperance | The Indigo Dragon of Gluttony | St. Thérèse of Lisieux | St. Thérèse of Lisieux (amethyst) |
| The Violet Rosary of Chastity | The Violet Dragon of Lust | St. Benedict | St. Benedict (amethyst) |
Handcrafted to face the dragon, fight it with virtue, and pray while you do.
Stay holy and slay dragons.
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