St. Maximilian with sword
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| 15 | 5,91 |
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| 20 | 7,87 |
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| 25 | 9,84 |
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| 30 | 11,81 |
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| 35 | 13,78 |
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| 60 | 23,62 |
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| 90 | 35,43 |
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Saint Maximilian with Sword – Hand-Carved Wooden Statue
Saint Maximilian (lived in the 3rd century AD) was a courageous witness to the faith, bishop, and martyr of the early Church. Due to his steadfastness and his refusal to sacrifice to pagan idols, he suffered martyrdom by decapitation. This noble wooden figure masterfully captures the unwavering dignity and spiritual strength of the Saint. Each sculpture is crafted with artisan precision from selected premium woods.
Product Features & Iconography
Our wooden statue of Saint Maximilian stands out for its fine and characterful craftsmanship, perfectly reflecting the historical and spiritual significance of the Saint:
The Attributes: Depicted in classic, flowing robes (often with episcopal elements). In his hand, he holds the sword—the iconographic symbol of his martyrdom and his victory in faith—frequently accompanied by the martyr's palm.
Premium Material: Carved from durable sycamore maple with a fine grain (for smaller sizes) or from noble linden wood (for medium and large-scale sculptures).
Finishes: Available in Natural (untreated wood), Multi-toned (shaded and finished with a protective wax stain), or Hand-painted with Real Gold (decorated by hand with high-quality oil paints and gold leaf accents).
Origin: High-quality traditional art craftsmanship, created to ensure exceptional durability across generations.
Product Details & Specifications
| Feature | Specification |
| Material | Sycamore maple (up to 40 cm) / Linden wood (from 60 cm) |
| Available Sizes | 15 cm, 20 cm, 30 cm, 40 cm, 60 cm, 90 cm (larger sizes available upon request) |
| Feast Day | October 12 |
| Patronage | Patron saint of the Diocese of Passau and the Archdiocese of Salzburg; name day patron for steadfastness and fidelity in faith |
| Area of Use | Indoor (home altar, living room, chapels, and sacred spaces) |
FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions
When is the feast day of St. Maximilian?
The liturgical feast day of Saint Maximilian in the Catholic Church falls on October 12.
Why is St. Maximilian depicted with a sword?
In Christian art, the sword is the classic attribute for martyrs who were executed by decapitation. In the case of Saint Maximilian, it symbolises his peaceful yet unshakeable resistance against the persecution of Christians under the Roman emperors and his readiness to give his life for his beliefs.
What is St. Maximilian the patron saint of?
Saint Maximilian is one of the primary patron saints of the Archdiocese of Salzburg and the Diocese of Passau. He is traditionally chosen as a name day patron when seeking inspiration for steadfastness, courage, and fidelity to one's values.
What is the best way to clean and care for a wooden statue?
To protect this natural product from cracking or discolouration, the statue should not be placed near direct heat sources (such as radiators) or exposed to intense, direct sunlight. For cleaning, a soft, dry brush or a lint-free cloth is sufficient. Please do not use liquids or chemical cleaning agents.
Why This Wooden Statue is a Meaningful Addition
This artistically finished wooden sculpture of St. Maximilian makes an ideal and profound gift for a Name Day, Confirmation, Baptism, or a special anniversary. It integrates harmoniously into both classic and modern interiors, adding a timeless, spiritual accent to any room.
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