St. Winfrid with sword
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| cm | inch | natural | stained | stained 3 col. | color | real gold |
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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 Boniface (Winfrid) – The "Apostle of the Germans" in Premium Wood
Bring a symbol of courage and unwavering faith into your home. Our depiction of Saint Boniface with a wooden sword showcases the great missionary in his most significant iconography. Winfrid, who later received the name Boniface, is represented here with the sword piercing the Bible—a symbol of his martyrdom and spiritual steadfastness.
Product Details at a Glance
Motif: St. Winfrid/Boniface in episcopal vestments, holding the sword and the pierced Bible.
Material: High-quality, carefully seasoned real wood (e.g., Mountain Maple or premium Linden).
Craftsmanship: Available in several masterful finishes:
Natural: Simple elegance that highlights the natural grain of the light wood.
Burnished: A warm, dark finish that gives the statue an antique look and superior artistic depth.
Hand-painted: Richly detailed and colored using high-quality oil pigments and meticulous care.
Sizes: Available in heights from 15 cm to 90 cm (approx. 6" to 35").
Significance and Tradition
The figure of Saint Boniface is a profound gift for many occasions:
Celebrate Name Days: An ideal gift for anyone named Boniface or Winfrid. His feast day is June 5th.
Symbol of Strength: As the patron saint of Germany and Thuringia, he represents new beginnings and the power of one’s convictions.
Artisanal Perfection: Note the filigree craftsmanship of the sword and the book pages—each piece is a unique example of traditional carving heritage.
Did you know? Winfrid is considered one of the most important architects of Christian Europe. The burnished version is particularly popular for emphasizing the historical solemnity of this figure.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Why is St. Boniface depicted with a sword and a Bible? The sword piercing the Bible commemorates his death in 754, when he reportedly tried to protect himself from the blows of his attackers by using the Gospel book as a shield.
How should I care for my wooden statue? Wood is a living material. Simply dust the figure occasionally with a soft brush or a dry cloth. Avoid direct proximity to heat sources or very humid rooms to preserve the burnished finish or the colors.
How long does shipping take? Your statue will be securely packaged and delivered within 5–7 business days. You will receive a tracking code to follow your shipment.
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