The #1370 Stations of The Cross are available in multiple sizes and finishes.
| Size | Dimensions |
| Medium - 9" Scale | 14-1/2" x 10-1/2" |
| Large - 16" Scale | 23" x 16" |
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Notes
- Please contact us for for additional images, customization requests, and a freight quote.
- The crosses & numerals are in proportion to the stations size.
- The 15th Station is also available for the proportional cost increase - please contact us with requests
Fiberglass
- Made from a mixture of fiberglass and resin, these statues are lightweight, weather resistant and easy to maintain. Thanks to these characteristics it makes them a popular choice for both, indoor and outdoor settings.
- Fiberglass statues in a monotone bronze, aluminum, terracotta or white marble finish are made using a special technique that lets them withstand the outdoor elements and makes them suitable for outdoor display.
- Colored fiberglass statues, instead, cannot be guaranteed for outdoor use. They are hand painted with oil colors using the same traditional technique as with wood carvings. Any kind of colors applied to a fiberglass statue will fade when kept outdoors.
Each artwork is uniquely crafted and handmade to order; it may be slightly different in shape, size, texture, and color from what is shown in pictures. All work can be customized in color and dimensions.
Full custom works are also available. To see samples of our custom statuary visit our renovations & interior site here.
Colored finishes and wood are not recommended for outdoor use. Fiberglass in a monotone finish is suggested.
All statuary is shipped freight and imported via Italy. A freight quote can be provided, and billed separately. Please allow 8-12 weeks for delivery.
The Demetz Art Studio is located in Ortisei, a small village nestled in the Dolomites, a famous mountain range in the Northern part of Italy, at the heart of the Alps. The Demetz Art Studio is a world renowned workshop that manufactures ecclesiastical art and continues the old tradition of woodcarving in Val Gardena. Its roots extend deep into the history of woodcarving, as a family business that was founded in 1872 and passed on from generation to generation. Demetz continues to fabricate woodcarving, bronze, fiberglass, mosaics, and marble.
