This is a rare and captivating late 18th-century folk crucifix, likely of Indo-Portuguese origin, featuring a unique depiction of Christ with two prominent spear wounds on his chest. This representation of Christ in a suffering pose is highly uncommon, adding to the intrigue and rarity of the piece. The crucifix is decorated with floral motifs on the cross, which resemble exotic fruits, lending it a distinct and mysterious quality. The design of the floral details is reminiscent of influences from the East, a hallmark of Indo-Portuguese craftsmanship, which blended European Christian iconography with local artistry. The style of the crucifix, with its raw yet devotional depiction of the suffering Christ, would have been created for personal or chapel use by devout Christians, possibly for an altar. The crucifix bears clear marks of age and religious usage. The figure of Christ is carved with expressive detailing, especially around the wounds, blood, and facial expression, showing deep pain and suffering, making it a powerful image for meditation and devotion. This crucifix would be a prized addition for collectors of religious art, particularly those interested in unique, cultural blends of Christian iconography. Measurements Height - 64cms Width - 30cms Deep - 10cms Condition There are some signs of wear, with minor cracks and fading on the paint, particularly around the base. However, these imperfections are consistent with its age and use, and the integrity of the piece remains strong.