1. Introduction of jesus statue barcelona
Jesus statue barcelona is at the top of the Church of Atonement of the sacred heart of Jesus at
the top of the Tibidabo mountain in Barcelona. Tibidabo is a mountain overlooking Barcelona.
It is the highest mountain in the region. At the top of the hill is an amusement park and a
famous Catholic cathedral, called the Church of Atonement of the sacred heart of Jesus.
The church is famous for the large statue of Jesus on top of it. The church and statue can be seen
from almost every corner of the city. The huge bronze statue of the sacred heart was made by Josep
Miret in 1950, replacing the original made by Frederic Mar è s in 1935, and was destroyed the
following year. Rising from the basement, passing through the church and ending at the sculpture,
reflects the rise and purification of the human condition through sacrifice and atonement.
This holy jesus sculpture stands high with open arms and a tolerant mind, which makes you want
to embrace him in an instant and get the washing of your heart. We have rich experience in making
bronze sculptures. We will use the traditional wax loss method to make them, which can highly
restore the details of the sculpture and show the lifelike sculpture image. Whether placed in a
church or garden, it is a very sacred sculpture image. You can always contact us for more details.
2. Production process of jesus statue barcelona
My artist will make 1:1 clay mold, when finished clay mold, we will take photos for your reference.
The clay mold can modify any details till you’re satisfying with it. Then we go ahead to make statue.
When finished statue, also we will take photos for your reference. After you are satisfying with all,
I will arrange packing and shipment. Arturban sculpture can make large christian statue in bronze,
marble, fiberglass, stainless steel. Our team will make a production plan, according to your design,
budget, delivery time, or any other service. Our final aim is to supply high quality and cost-saving
sculpture efficiently.
