Sacred iconography and devotional subjects
The selection includes a rich catalogue of subjects from Catholic iconography. Among the Christological subjects, prominent depictions include the Sacred Heart of Jesus, Christ the King, the Divine Mercy, and monumental compositions of the Holy Family and the Nativity. For those wishing to enhance outdoor niches or roadside shrines, sculptures of the Infant Jesus of Prague and the Christ Child are available. Complementing the range are portrayals of the most venerated saints of the Christian tradition, including Saint Francis with the dove, Saint Joseph the Worker, Saint Anthony of Padua, Saint Rita of Cascia, Saint Pio of Pietrelcina and Saint Michael the Archangel. Those seeking Marian figures can browse the specific section of outdoor statues of Our Lady, whilst for indoor settings you can always explore our collection of wooden statues of saints.
Guide to choosing an outdoor sculpture
Choosing the most suitable figure requires considering the intended setting, statue height and anchoring methods. In a private garden or along paths, intermediate heights such as sixty-centimetre figures are often preferred, blending harmoniously into the surrounding greenery. For open-air places of worship, parks, cemeteries or community courtyards, monumental models over one metre tall are ideal, retaining visibility and solemnity even from afar. It is advisable to place sculptures on a flat stone or concrete plinth to prevent water pooling at the base and ensure complete stability during adverse weather conditions.
Frequently asked questions
Can fibreglass sculptures remain outdoors in winter?
Yes, fibreglass and oil finishes are specifically designed to withstand frost, moisture, rain and seasonal temperature variations without warping or degrading.
How do you clean outdoor statues?
Simply use a soft cloth dampened with lukewarm water and mild soap, avoiding harsh chemical cleaners, solvents or high-pressure washers.
Are the sculptures solid or hollow inside?
Most fibreglass pieces feature a hollow structure to make them lightweight and easy to handle, whilst still ensuring remarkable structural strength.
Where can these sacred statues be placed?
The sculptures are ideal for gardens, cemeteries, terraces, outdoor votive chapels, cloisters and entrances to religious communities.
