Theotokos Rosary

Part of the Runewood Master Line, the Theotokos Rosary is crafted as a prayer for the healing of the ancient wound between East and West. Its very design is a bridge: the traditional Eastern three-bar crucifix paired with a Western Immaculate Heart centerpiece — two great streams of Christian devotion meeting in one place. This rosary is made for those who long, pray, and labor for the reunification of Christ’s Church, “that they may all be one.”

Each Theotokos Rosary is handcrafted in the USA using gray-brown stained, American-made birch Hail Mary beads and soft, mist-grey Moonstone Our Father beads — colors that evoke both monastic stillness and the quiet hope of dawn. The deep royal-purple cord, historically associated with both repentance and kingship, underscores the tone of intercession: longing for unity, offered under the mantle of the Queen of Heaven.

The centerpiece features the Immaculate Heart of Mary — the Theotokos, the God-Bearer — whose maternal love stands at the heart of this design. The Eastern-style crucifix completes the rosary, bearing within it the ancient symbolism of the Byzantine tradition, reminding us that the same Christ is adored by both lungs of the Church.

Hand-tied with military-grade paracord, this rosary is built to endure a lifetime of prayer. Measuring approximately 20 inches, it is fully wearable — a constant call to pray for reconciliation, humility, and the healing of the Body of Christ.

Rosary Features:

• 10mm American-made gray-brown stained birch Hail Mary beads

• Natural Gemstone 10mm Moonstone Our Father beads

• Deep royal-purple military-grade 95 paracord

• High-quality Italian Immaculate Heart centerpiece

• Italian made Eastern three-bar style crucifix

• Silver-toned metal spacers

• Approx. 20” long — fully wearable

• Handmade in Fargo, ND

• Backed by a lifetime warranty

Why this rosary is different:
Most rosaries recall the prayers of a particular saint or devotion — the Theotokos Rosary carries a mission. It is a physical act of hope for the day when East and West breathe together again as one Church. Its blend of Eastern and Western sacramental art makes it a quiet, powerful reminder that what divides us is smaller than what unites us: the Cross of Christ, the Mother of God, and the faith handed down to us.

This is more than a rosary — it is an intercession.
A bridge.
A prayer for unity under the Theotokos.

Pray for healing. Pray for courage. Pray for one Church.