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St. Joseph with Child statue, 180 cm, made of wood

St. Joseph with Child statue, 180 cm, made of wood

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The 180 cm wooden statue of Saint Joseph with the Child, entirely hand-carved and hand-painted with oil colors in Italy, is a monumental work of sacred art intended to enrich naves, sanctuaries, and cathedrals. The fruit of the centuries-old excellence of a historic workshop active for five generations, it combines sculptural nobility with profound Catholic devotion.

Monumental iconography and the theology of guardianship

In the teaching of the Catholic Church, Saint Joseph stands as the Custodian of the Redeemer and a luminous archetype of silent obedience to God's designs. This majestic 180 cm life-size wooden sculpture portrays the Virgin's Spouse in a solemn and welcoming posture, with a paternal gaze full of benevolence directed toward the assembly of the faithful.

With his left arm, Joseph firmly supports the Child Jesus, while his right arm extends downward with the palm open: a gesture of offering, protection, and pastoral intercession. The folds of the emerald-green tunic and the ample brown-gold mantle, embellished with delicate gold edging, fall softly to the solid wooden polygonal base, also finished with gilded moldings.

The Blessing Child and the globus cruciger

The little Savior, portrayed in a white tunic with luminous reflections and rich curly hair, raises his right hand in the traditional liturgical gesture of blessing. In his left hand he holds the globus cruciger, the golden-bound globe surmounted by the cross, a clear biblical and theological reference to Christ's cosmic kingship and the universal redemption achieved through the Paschal sacrifice.

Patron of the universal Church and model for workers

Invoked as the protector of workers, patron of carpenters, and guardian of fathers of families, Saint Joseph is a spiritual support for communities facing the trials of daily life. The imposing height of 180 cm ensures extraordinary visibility within large ecclesiastical spaces, making it an ideal focal point for communal prayers of intercession.

Handcrafted wooden carving and hand-applied oil painting

The sculpture is the culmination of Italian sculptural craftsmanship, created in collaboration with a renowned sacred art workshop boasting exceptional family continuity.

A centuries-old tradition passed down through five generations

The work is created in a workshop active for over 140 years, specializing in sacred furnishings for monumental complexes, sanctuaries, and cathedrals. Each statue is hand-carved and sculpted from carefully selected, properly seasoned blocks of wood, giving the image the uniqueness inherent in a one-of-a-kind artist's piece.

Hand-applied oil finish on wood

The coloring is applied entirely by hand using oil pigments according to the ancient techniques of master sculptors. This complex process allows the colors to penetrate the wood fibers, creating realistic flesh tones, soft glazes in the fabrics, and a warm patina destined to endure and gain value over the decades.

Liturgical placement and intended recipients

Due to its proportions and artistic value, the 180 cm statue is specifically intended for:

  • Principal places of worship: central naves, apsidal chapels, transepts, and supporting pillars of basilicas, parish churches, and cathedrals.

  • Monastic communities and seminaries: main chapels of convents, abbeys, and priestly formation institutes.

  • Commemorative donations and bequests: solemn gifts from festival committees, confraternities, pious unions, or benefactor families on the occasion of parish jubilees, altar consecrations, or anniversaries of priestly ordination.

 

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