Vintage Saint Dominic Statue Hand Carved Mexico Monterrey Artist Signed 20”
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| Location | Mentor US |
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| Listing | FixedPrice · Active |
| Start time | 2026-02-05T10:49:20.000Z |
| Religion | Christianity |
| Material | Wood |
| Country of Origin | Mexico |
| Handmade | Yes |
| Figure | Saints |
A spectacular and unique hand carved Saint Dominic Statue.20” tallBase is signed: “R Gonsalez” Monterrey Base has had small piece of corner glued back on, shown in the photo.VintageMade in Mexico Shows light wear from age and display.Pet and smoke free environment Measurements are shown Solid woodCharming detail and design Ships fast and securely!!!Saint Dominic is commonly portrayed holding both a book and a rosary. As the founder of the Dominican Order, he is often shown with a book to represent his role as a preacher and teacher of the Catholic faith. The rosary is associated with him because, according to tradition, the Virgin Mary is said to have given him the devotion of the rosary as a means to convert souls. This dual representation emphasizes his dedication to study, prayer, and spreading the Gospel.Saint Dominic is important to Mexico because of his lasting influence on Catholicism in the region through the Dominican Order. The Dominicans were among the first missionaries to arrive in Mexico after the Spanish conquest in the early 16th century. They played a significant role in the evangelization of the indigenous people, establishing schools, churches, and missions, which helped spread Catholic teachings and traditions throughout Mexico.The Dominicans also worked to protect the rights of indigenous peoples, advocating for their humane treatment under Spanish colonial rule. The legacy of Saint Dominic and his order is still evident in Mexico today through the numerous churches, schools, and religious communities that bear his name, as well as the strong devotion to the rosary among many Mexican Catholics.Thanks for checking in!