Original Karl Demetz
Saint Gisela of Hungary Figurine Models
This is a very beautiful statue of Saint Gisela of Hungary carved in selected Maple wood and hand-painted in permanent watercolors. The realism of this figurine is truly stunning. The sculpture shows all classical features with complete follow-through in detail.
This wood-carved Saint Gisela of Hungary Figurine is available in different sizes and finishes.
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Feast day: 7 May
When did Blessed Gisela of Hungary live: 985- 1065
Biography:
Bl. Gisela was born as the daughter of Henry II, Duke of Bavaria and probably raised by a bishop. In 995, she married King Stephen I of Hungary and had a son with him. Gisela had great influence on the conversion of the Hungarians. After the death of her husband though, she had to leave Hungary and moved to Niedernburg in Germany where she joined a nunnery and became abbess. She died in 1065 and was buried in Niedernburg. Her grave has been a famous pilgrimage site and a chapel dedicated to Gisela was build Veszprem, where she had lived in her youth.
Statues and wooden sculptures representing Blessed Giselva of Hungary- portrayal, imagery and emblem: Blessed Gisela of Hungary is shown as Hungarian queen with sceptre, crown, book and a little church.
When did Blessed Gisela of Hungary live: 985- 1065
Biography:
Bl. Gisela was born as the daughter of Henry II, Duke of Bavaria and probably raised by a bishop. In 995, she married King Stephen I of Hungary and had a son with him. Gisela had great influence on the conversion of the Hungarians. After the death of her husband though, she had to leave Hungary and moved to Niedernburg in Germany where she joined a nunnery and became abbess. She died in 1065 and was buried in Niedernburg. Her grave has been a famous pilgrimage site and a chapel dedicated to Gisela was build Veszprem, where she had lived in her youth.
Statues and wooden sculptures representing Blessed Giselva of Hungary- portrayal, imagery and emblem: Blessed Gisela of Hungary is shown as Hungarian queen with sceptre, crown, book and a little church.
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