St. Teodor of Sikeon with sword
Art. UP-295119Prices, sizes and variants
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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 Theodore of Sykeon – Hand-Carved Wooden Statue
Saint Theodore of Sykeon (died 613 AD) was a Byzantine monk, ascetic, and later Bishop of Anastasiopolis. He is renowned for his deep spirituality, his life of rigorous asceticism, and the numerous miracles attributed to him. This noble wooden figure brings a fragment of fascinating church history and deep faith into your home. Each sculpture is crafted with artisan precision from selected premium woods.
Product Features & Iconography
Our wooden statue of Saint Theodore stands out for its traditional and highly expressive representation:
The Attributes: He is traditionally depicted in monastic robes or episcopal vestments, often holding a book (the Gospel) or a cross in his hand, symbolizing his fidelity to the Word of God and his work as a pastor of the Church.
Premium Material: Carved from durable sycamore maple (for smaller sizes) or finest linden wood (for larger sculptures), materials that best enhance the finest details of the carving.
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 refined oil paints and gold leaf accents).
Origin: High-quality traditional art craftsmanship, designed to be passed down as a valuable heirloom for 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 |
| Feast Day | April 22 |
| Patronage | Patron saint for rain (during times of drought), protection against plagues and diseases |
| Area of Use | Indoor (home altar, living room, private chapels) |
FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions
When is the feast day of St. Theodore of Sykeon?
The liturgical feast day of Saint Theodore of Sykeon in both the Catholic and Orthodox Churches falls on April 22.
What is St. Theodore of Sykeon the patron saint of?
According to tradition, Saint Theodore is particularly invoked during natural disasters. He is considered the patron saint to pray to for bringing rain during severe droughts, as well as a powerful intercessor for protection against plagues, diseases, and famines.
Who was Theodore of Sykeon?
Theodore was born in Sykeon (Galatia, in modern-day Turkey). From an early age, he chose the strict life of a hermit, later founded the important Monastery of Saint George, and was eventually elected bishop against his will. After a few years, however, he resigned from the office to return to his beloved monastic life. He was famous even during his lifetime as a healer and spiritual guide.
What is the best way to clean and care for a wooden statue?
To preserve the natural beauty of the wood over time, the statue should be protected from direct, strong sunlight and excessive heat sources (such as radiators). For cleaning, a soft, dry brush or a lint-free cloth is sufficient. Never use water or chemical cleaning agents.
Why This Wooden Statue is a Meaningful Addition
Whether as a personal patron saint for your home and name, a deeply meaningful spiritual gift for a Baptism, First Communion, or Name Day, or simply as a collector's piece of traditional sacred art: this masterfully finished wooden sculpture of St. Theodore of Sykeon adds an elegant and inspiring accent to any room.
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