Statue of Saint Joseph and the infant Jesus in biscuit porcelain, early 20th century

Saint Joseph and the Infant Jesus in biscuit porcelain, early 20th century Realism, piety and gentleness, this is what this biscuit porcelain statuette of Saint Joseph, Patron Saint of fathers, carrying the infant Jesus evokes when you look at it. Created in the early 20th century in France, this devotional statue embodies the protective father figure in all his serenity. Designed in one of the most poetic and noble materials: biscuit porcelain. Biscuit porcelain consists of porcelain fired only once at a high temperature, without glazing, which gives it a matte, soft and velvety finish, often white and slightly powdery to the touch, which does not give the possibility of making errors in firing, or creation. Every detail is imbued with the neo-gothic and expressionist style of the early 20th century, whether it is the facial features which are defined and expressive, the drape of the clothes which embodies the movement frozen in the moment, or their physiognomy on a scale, this statuette is a true little masterpiece, witness to the quality of French religious craftsmanship. Although it does not bear any signature or mark, just by looking at it or touching it, one feels the mastery and know-how of the ceramic artisans of this period. Don't wait any longer, adopt this endearing porcelain biscuit sculpture of the patron saint of fathers, whether to offer this object of devotion to your believing loved ones, or for yourself, you will bring serenity and protection to your home and your family! Fast & secure shipping in France, Europe and worldwide. Dimensions → Height: 24 cm → Base diameter: 9 cm → Weight: 0.7 kg.