Angel Statues
Marble Statues of Angels make us feel PeacefulMany people enjoy angels in their home and garden as it creates a peaceful atmosphere. In the old days angel statues were mostly displayed in cemeteries and churches. Today they can be seen and purchased in many different places. Angels can represent many roles and may be viewed as warriors, protectors, and messengers. Today one can create a memorial with angel attached to monument headstone or have an angel overlook one’s home or garden. Angels may be displayed at a wedding as a sign of happiness, peace, and comfort. Angel Statues may be made from marble, resin, or bronze. Those with a marble angel statue may need to clean the dirt that can collect overtime with soap and water. Those with bronze statues will notice patina over the years, and while this creates an individual look one has the option to refinish it to the original shine. Angel Statue watching over children: Angel statues overlooking children may represent many things. While some use them to represent over children that have passed, others use them to honor grandparents, parents, or other loved ones that have passed. This creates a sense of comfort knowing that their beloved is still there to watch over their current children. The angel is looking over the child’s shoulder in case they fall or need guidance.
Angel with Praying Hands: Praying Angels are often shown with hands together, slightly bowing, is usually related to a tradition for communicating with a greater spiritual being. They also symbolize guidance, protection, and divine intervention. These are popular in personal gardens and inside homes as a sign of comfort and peace.
Angel Statue with flowers: Angels have a powerful connection with living things, especially flowers. While each flower has a different symbolic meaning, these statues bring a sense of prosperity and positivity to any environment. They are usually displayed in gardens or parks.
Cherub Statues: Cherub statues, also recognized as statues that have an innocent looking child are generally placed at the entrance of gardens, or homes. While they may be assigned many different roles, they are well known as protectors of gardens and guardians over homes. |