St. Francis of Assisi with Doves and Halo portrays the saint with two doves resting on his left hand, symbols of peace, purity and harmony with creation. The halo emphasizes his holiness and his deep union with God. Crafted from maple or lime wood by artisans of the Val Gardena - Dolomites.
St. Francis of Assisi is one of the most beloved saints in Christianity. His life was marked by simplicity, prayer and a profound love for all creation.
In this sculpture, the saint is depicted with two doves resting on his left hand. Doves symbolize peace, purity and God's presence, perfectly reflecting Francis' message of harmony and brotherhood.
Francis regarded all living creatures as part of God's creation. His famous Canticle of the Creatures expresses this vision of unity between humanity, nature and God.
The halo symbolizes holiness and the spiritual light that characterized the saint's life. It highlights his closeness to God and his enduring example of faith.
The composition conveys serenity, kindness and contemplation, making it a meaningful expression of Franciscan spirituality.
The statue is crafted from maple or lime wood by artisans of the Val Gardena - Dolomites.
Iconography: St. Francis with two doves, halo and Franciscan habit.
Feast Day: October 4.
Patronage: Italy, animals and ecology.
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