This bronze statue depicts St. Francis of Assisi statue with animals. Known for his deep compassion and connection with animals, the statue is surrounded by a wolf and a lamb, both symbols of peace and harmony.
St. Francis’s calm expression as he tenderly reaches out to the animals embodies his gentle, caring spirit. A small bird perched on his shoulder adds depth to the scene and symbolizes his respect for all living things.
St. Francis and Animals
St. Francis’ connection to animals is well known, he often preached to them and believed that all living things were manifestations of God’s love.
He is associated with the taming of a wild wolf in the town of Gubbio, which allows peace to be established between the townspeople and the wolf.
The image of the wolf in this St. Francis of Assisi statue with animals references this story, while the lamb represents innocence and gentleness. Together they create a harmonious image of humanity and nature coexisting peacefully.
40 Years of Casting Experience
YouFine is famous for its quality and high cost performance. From the shaping of the clay model to the casting process, professional artists strictly control every process and are committed to restoring every detail of the sculpture.
Our artists have rich experience and can show the fine details of the saints’ robes, the texture of the animal fur, and the lifelike expressions of each one in this St. Francis of Assisi statue with animals.
Feedback from Different Customers
We have received feedback from customers from different countries for this St. Francis of Assisi statue with animals. Customers say it is both a beautiful garden decor and a spiritual reminder of the teachings of St. Francis. This bronze statue could enhance the beauty of the space, meanwhile, it can provide a source of inspiration and tranquility.
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