About St. Elizabeth of Hungary
St. Elizabeth of Hungary was a 13th-century Christian saint born into the Kingdom of Hungary royal family. She renounced the luxuries of feudal life, dressing as a Franciscan nun and living a life of poverty and piety. She was known for her selfless charity and care for the poor, establishing Hungary’s first hospital and personally caring for the sick. St. Elizabeth’s life has inspired many to seek religious depth and spiritual growth, and she is revered as a model of charity and piety. She is commemorated on November 17th each year.
Trevi’s St. Elizabeth of Hungary Statue
This St. Elizabeth of Hungary sculpture from the Trevi factory features her charitable and devout life, demonstrating her spirit of caring for the poor and sick. The sculpture depicts her as a nun, holding bread and roses, symbolizing her generosity and love. At her feet is a beggar taking the saint’s generous gifts. You can see from our sculpture that, Her face is gentle and dignified, reflecting her deep faith and compassionate qualities. These marble saint statues are not only the embodiment of religious art but also venerate and honor her selfless spirit.
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