Saint Meinrad of Einsiedeln Figurine cutsew-kids-jacket combining intricate craftsmanship with radiant

combining intricate craftsmanship with radiant elegance for a truly divine accessory

it’s a piece of spiritual adornment for the contemporary faithful

and illuminate every moment

and to remember the stillness that resides within

resisting wear and tear for life - long use

Saint Meinrad of Einsiedeln Figurine cutsew-kids-jacket combining intricate craftsmanship with radiantOriginal Karl Demetz Saint Meinrad of Einsiedeln Figurine Models Portrayal and Imagery: Shown as a monk with a simple religious gown, cross around his neck, and breadbasket at his feet. Hand carved in Maple wood and hand painted by professional artists. Made in Italy. Meinrad entered the Monastery of Reichenau at the age of five and was ordained as a priest at twenty five. In 824, he became a teacher, but decided shortly after to live as a hermit.