Christ’s body-Romanesque style

Romanesque Corpus based on a model from Swabia/Old Bavaria (ca. 1120–1130)

Experience the powerful presence of this Romanesque Corpus, inspired by a masterpiece of the early 12th century from Swabia or Old Bavaria, which can today be admired at the Bavarian National Museum in Munich. Carved from maple wood, the piece depicts the crucified Christ with his head tilted to the right, slightly bent arms and legs, and a tunic-like loincloth knotted at the right hip, revealing the thigh. This posture unites silent dignity with authentic Romanesque dynamism.

Crafted in our long-established workshops, this model combines historical accuracy with refined carving artistry, making it ideal for churches, chapels, or private spaces. The carefully considered proportions and clear lines invite contemplation and enhance the spiritual atmosphere of Your space.

• Model inspired by ca. 1120–1130
• Head tilted to the right, limbs slightly bent
• Tunic-style loincloth, right thigh exposed

Choose this unique symbol of faith to enrich Your place of devotion with enduring sacred beauty.