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Ancient Instruments

Specification: devotees have long believed that it was brought to India by St. Thomas.

Archeological Details: It is painted on a light wooden plank about a foot and half a square. The picture is known is some quarters as the Scapular of St.Thomas

Point Of Topic !

Location: Inside the St. Thomas Mount Church Importance : This is traditionally acknowledged to be one of the seven portraits painted by St.Luke the Evangelist.