St. Francis Statue Introduction
The St. Francis statue is in a bent posture, with a wolf statue next to him. He stroked the wolf, and the wolf looked up at him. It fully demonstrated St. Francis’ spirit of protecting nature. St. Francis called animals brothers and ever preached to birds. He believed that animals, plants and people could reflect the power of faith in an equal relationship.
Lifelike Details: St. Francis’s clothes fall naturally with the bending action, which is very real. From his eyes, we can feel gentleness and protection. The wolf next to him is also cast vividly, and the fur veins is very realistic. Although the wolf opens its mouth, this statue makes us feel warmth. These details reflect the superb casting techniques of YouFine’s artists.
Other St. Francis Statues
St. Francis is the patron saint of animals, businessmen, the Catholic church movement, and the natural environment.
St. Francis statues often appear with animals and plants. In addition to appearing with wolves, his statues often appear with deer, birds, sheep and other animals. There are also St. Francis statues holding a fruit basket. And there are both sitting and standing St. Francis, you can choose according to your preferences.
One Mexican customer of YouFine’s bought this Saint Francis statue with wolf and sent us feedback pictures. He highly praised our quality.
