Hand-Carved Scene “Jesus saves Peter” – Exclusive Olive Wood Sculpture from Bethlehem (23 cm)

🌿 ARTIFICIAL OLIVE WOOD:
This expressive scene is crafted from high-quality, sustainably harvested olive wood. The unique grain underscores the emotional depth of the depiction.

🌿 MASTERFUL HANDCRAFTSMANSHIP FROM BETHLEHEM:
Skilled artists from Bethlehem carved this scene with great dedication—from the flowing robes to the moment of trustful touch.

🌿 SYMBOL OF FAITH AND SALVATION:
The depiction recalls the moment when Jesus grasped Peter on the water – an image of divine closeness, confidence and salvation in stormy times.

🌿 EXCLUSIVE AND MOVING:
A meaningful work of art for worship spaces, Christian collectors, or as a gift with a deep spiritual message.

🌿 DIMENSIONS: approx. 23 x 21 x 14 cm

🌿Let yourself be enchanted by the beauty of olive wood!🌿

Description

Amidst the churning of the water, at the height of his uncertainty, Jesus takes Peter's hand—firmly, lovingly, savingly. This scene was masterfully carved in Bethlehem from a single piece of olive wood and rests on a beautifully shaped dark wooden base.

The robes flow in soft lines, the posture conveys both fear and trust. The sculpture captures the decisive encounter between man and God in a poignant moment—full of spiritual power.

Ideal for people who feel connected to the image of faith through stormy times, as a devotional figure or gift with deep meaning.

A masterpiece of faith – straight from the Holy Land.

Advantages

• Representation of the biblical scene “Jesus saves Peter”
• Handicrafts from Bethlehem
• Made from sustainable olive wood
• Expressive, moving composition
• Ideal for spiritual places, devotions or as a gift

Scope of delivery

• 1 sculpture “Jesus saves Peter” made of olive wood
• Warranty card (origin and material)

Wood is a natural product. The grain of our objects is therefore always different. Since our products are hand-carved, even minimal variations in size and design are normal. These are what make our products so charming and are an expression of the individual craftsmanship.