Description
The text discusses a 1.5 meter life-sized statue of the Rosa Mystica, a Catholic saint. The statue is made of resin and is stunningly detailed. It will take six to eight weeks for the statue to be created, and it is available for commission. The rose is the queen of all the flowers, and there is something special about it because of its thorns and its red color.
1.5m Statue of the Rosa Mystica - Life Size
Stunning details
Resin - Currently prices of wood change constantly. Please contact us to verify the cost of this item.
Shipping has not been added to this. The manufacturer is based in KZN. Please contact us on
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for a quote.
Beauty takes time to create. Please allow us 6 to 8 weeks.
You can commission your own statue or design. Kindly contact us on the above email.
Rosa Mystica 1947-1966
It was in 1531 that the Mother of God appeared to Juan Diego in Tepeyac Hill in Mexico and performed "the miracle of the roses" as proof to Bishop Zumarraga of her presence. Roses never grew on that rocky terrain, and certainly not in December. Moreover, when, in their surprise, the bishop's attendants tried to pick and take some of them from his tilma, they could not do so because they became, as one author put it, "not roses that they touched, but as if they were painted or embroidered." Indeed, they were "mystical roses" from the hands of the Mystical Rose herself.
The Litany of Loreto lists many of her titles, but there is a flower amongst them; the Mystical Rose. Truly, the rose is the queen of all the flowers, and there is something in the Heavenly arrangement of Its petals and Its coloring, there Is something In Its scent and symmetry, In the modesty of its green leaves, which makes it very special. It is the flower which captures the heart at nearly every stage of its growth, even when a bud. While It grows, Its petals gradually unfold as a token, as It were, of the blossoming of the lover's love for his loved one.
Mary, the most beautiful of God's creation, is indeed "the Incarnate Rose," especially chosen for God's garden. She is the "rose of Sharon and the lily of the valleys" [Song 2:1]. There is no rose comparable to her and she has made Paradise ever so much more beautiful.
But if you call her a rose, white is the color of her purity; gold, the tint of her royalty; red, the hue of her suffering. The rose grows out from a stem of thorns and in the heart of this flower, the red of the Cross of her son was forming. Indeed, without thorns a rose is not a rose, and without the thorn of great suffering, Mary could not have become the Mystical Rose of God's Paradise.
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