Paradise Gardens, Ebstorf = 1480 Originally there were 23 of these cushions and they formed a wall in the chapel, separating it from the choir. The flowers were created in Melchen and the cushions were assembled in Ebstorf where they were made to look like a garden wall with a lattice work above the cushions. They were "walled in" during the Protestant Reformation, where they remained hidden until the early 19th century. More information on the cushions
	Melsbroek BALaT number 12830 This one dates to after 1600 however it makes a good contrast to the rest of the shrines because this one has lots of skulls and is surrounded in metals rather than silk for the flowers.
	Walsrode - 1490 picture from Bildex Originally I thought there were two different shrines at Walsrode but it turns out that there is just one and the pictures I have are from both before and after the renovation
	Mecheln 1491-1510 B194258  Located in Balen, by appointment only. This is a very small shrine which I personally got to hold and pet and photograph.
	Bentlage/Rheine 1499 Not pictured in the guides. It appears that this display takes up an entire wall at the convent in Bentlage. It doesn't and this picture was taken before the restoration. There are two quite large reliquaries at the convent. I very much enjoyed my visit here. More information on Bentlage
	Brabant 1500  B183975  Located in Antwerp Saw this one in person on 31-8-10 at the Antwerp Museum.
	Kalkar 1500 Not pictured in the guides Found it on Bildindex as it is one of six in the Predella. (RBA 609153,4,5,7,8,and9) Johannesaltar. Each little scene is 33x36cm that's 13x14 inches. One of them was out for cleaning the first time I was there but I have pictures of all of them now. Additional pictures of Kalkar can be found here.
	Mecheln 1501-1510 KN8406  Located in Mecheln This is the one for which I had the most information and the best pictures before the trip. Additional photos of this shrine can be found at: http://roxelana.com/silke/mechelen.html
	Brabant 1510 KN8407  Located in Mecheln
	Mecheln 1510 KN8410  Located in Mecheln
	Mecheln 1501-1525 KN8404  Located in Mecheln We now call this one the shrine of the dead dog because the little dog in front was tipped over the day I was taking pictures. Also the light in the case was burned out so I photographed with my book light. I got some great pictures too.
	Mecheln 1501-1525 KN8411  Located in Mecheln
	Mecheln 1501-1525 B32398  Located in Gheel Huge - saw this one in person 29-8-10 and it is lovely - lots of beads everywhere on this one. Lots of additional pictures from my adventures in Gheel.
	Mecheln 1501-1525 B155312  Located in Herentals saw this one in person 29-8-10 The next day the site was closed for a three year renovation. My day in Herentals can be found here.
	(unknown) Mecheln 1501-1533 KN8402  Located in Mecheln
	(unknown) 1501-1550 A16797  Located in Saint Lenaard’s and I saw it in person on 30-11-14. We waited for the church to open for services, went in and took the pictures and then headed homewards. It was the last shrine on my list to see.
	Mecheln 1501-1600 KN8412  Located in Mecheln This one is just post period and does not contain silk flowers ´the flowers in this one appear to be cut paper.
	Xanten There are two separate shrines in Xanten and this is the smaller of the two.
	Xanten The larger of the two shrines, I recently discovered this one as the church was being renovated the first time I was there and it wasn't on display. It is very symmetrical in it's appearance and contains some really stunning peacocks. I have no additional information on it at this time.
	Arras This one is located at the museum in Arras, France and is of medium size. I have no additional information on this one at this time.

The shrine in Xanten is pictured here.