Brigid Statue

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Brigid Statue

SKU: D21005

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Bronze-Finished Statue

Hand-Painted Highlights

Stands 10" Tall

Brigid, Celtic goddess of the hearth, poet, midwife and blacksmith - tends the cauldron of creativity. Here she holds a flame of inspiration. Bronze-finished statue with hand-painted highlights. 10" high.

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D21005 Brigid Statue

Bronze-Finished Statue

Hand-Painted Highlights

Stands 10" Tall

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The fire in my heart, hearth, and soul

A very well made, beautiful piece that will traverse my world - art-computer den / kitchen / bedroom as my mood sets the place and time. She is fiery, brilliant, creative, and a spark of imagination all in one. Great accent piece - plus being a nonfiction writer I see reflected in her each of my characters I journey with. Beautiful - thank you

- Briana Andromeda Purcell, Dec 20, 2021

Brigid

She is beautiful. The perfect size and I love the bronze with all the details in her face, her clothing, her cauldron.

- Kelly Kapsar, Nov 14, 2021

St Brigid statue

A beautiful bronze statue

- Deborah G Weiner, Sep 8, 2021

Brigid Statue

Oh i am so happy with St Brigid..it was a gift and my friend loved it and thank you Colleen..wondeful service..thank you..Karen Williams

- Karen Williams, Mar 21, 2021

Awesome!

The Brigid statue is awesome. I didn't expect it to be as beautiful as it is. I am so glad I purchased it!

- Laurie Miller, Mar 18, 2021

Brigid Statue

Beautiful product I'm very happy with the quality.

- Daun , Jan 15, 2021

Brigid Statue

This was a gift to my best friend / heart sister and she absolutely loves it! It was the perfect gift for her. Thank you!

- Debora Paulette Ritchie, Feb 9, 2020

Historic statue

When Christianity came to Ireland, Celtic Gods that couldn't be erased were subsumed into the Christian hierarchy, Veneration for Brigid, Celtic Goddess of fire, was steered to Saint Brigid, a learned Christian abbess, and fire was considered the light of learning. Note the books at Brigid's feet and the Saint Brigid's cross on the front of the cauldron. This is a great example of the morphing of two icons from paganism to Christianity.

- Mike McCormack, Jan 14, 2020

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