Handcrafted Saint Clare Statue with Monstrance – 14 cm

A Saint Clare statue focused on what truly matters

This Saint Clare statue with monstrance honours a major figure of Franciscan spirituality. Her gentle expression and simple religious habit invite contemplation, while the golden monstrance recalls her profound devotion to Christ present in the Eucharist.

Displayed in a prayer corner, the figurine becomes a discreet focal point for finding stillness, entrusting a personal intention or accompanying a time of Eucharistic adoration.

A simple and delicately handcrafted figure

Entirely handcrafted from coloured resin, Saint Clare wears a brown habit edged with gold and a white wimple framing her face. She delicately holds a monstrance bearing the “IHS” monogram, a traditional abbreviation associated with the name of Jesus. Her name is clearly displayed on the decorated base.

At 14 cm high and 4.5 cm wide, it fits easily on a shelf, desk, bedside table or small altar.

Who is Saint Clare of Assisi?

A disciple and contemporary of Saint Francis of Assisi, Saint Clare founded the Order of Poor Clares and chose a life of prayer, simplicity and evangelical poverty. The monstrance recalls the tradition according to which she turned to the Blessed Sacrament when her convent was threatened. This attribute expresses her trust and Eucharistic devotion.

A personal and symbolic Christian gift

This religious statue of Saint Clare is suitable for personal prayer, a chapel or a collection of saints. It makes a thoughtful gift for someone named Clare or Clara, a religious sister, someone devoted to Eucharistic adoration or for a First Communion or profession of faith.

Why choose this statue?

• Traditional and easily recognisable representation
• Golden monstrance with rich Eucharistic symbolism
• Handcrafted from coloured resin
• Convenient size for the home or workplace
• Personalised religious gift associated with the name Clare or Clara

FAQ

Why does Saint Clare hold a monstrance?
It recalls her deep Eucharistic devotion and a traditional account in which she defended her convent through prayer before the Blessed Sacrament.

When is Saint Clare’s feast day?
Saint Clare of Assisi is celebrated on 11 August.

Where can this statue be displayed?
It can be placed on an altar, shelf, desk or in a prayer corner, on a flat and stable surface.