Saint Anne with Child Mary Statue 20 cm – Passing on the Faith

Saint Anne with Child Mary statue: passing on what truly matters

Some gestures tell an entire story. In this Saint Anne with Child Mary statue, the mother of the Virgin gently accompanies her daughter in her earliest steps of faith. This touching family and spiritual scene will particularly appeal to parents, grandparents, godmothers and teachers.

A delicate and expressive portrayal

Saint Anne wears a white veil and a red dress beneath a blue cloak. In front of her, the young Mary holds a scroll in her hands. Their peaceful faces, pastel colours and gold-toned accents give the figure a warm presence. It rests on a decorated base bearing the inscription “Ste Anne”.

Made from coloured resin, the statue measures 20 cm high, has a base diameter of 6.5 cm and weighs 260 g. Its balanced format is easy to display while remaining clearly visible.

Meaningful family symbolism

According to Christian tradition, Saint Anne is the mother of the Virgin Mary. She is often portrayed teaching her daughter to read. This scene symbolises education, patience and the passing on of faith within the family. The scroll evokes learning and openness to the Word of God.

For prayer, display or gifting

This Catholic Saint Anne statue will find a natural place on a home altar, shelf, in a bedroom or prayer corner. It makes a touching gift for a mother, grandmother or godmother at a Baptism, First Communion, family celebration or on Saint Anne’s feast day, 26 July.

Why choose this statue?

• Tender scene featuring Saint Anne and Child Mary
• Symbol of family, education and transmission
• Harmonious colours with gold-toned details
• Meaningful religious gift for a mother or grandmother

FAQ

What are its dimensions and weight?
The statue measures 20 cm high, its base is 6.5 cm in diameter and it weighs 260 g.

What does the scroll held by Mary represent?
It traditionally evokes the instruction she received from Saint Anne and the passing on of faith.

When can this statue be given as a gift?
For a Baptism, First Communion, family celebration, 26 July, or to thank a mother, grandmother or godmother.