Feast Day: July 4th
Patron Saint of charities and charity workers, difficult marriages, falsely accused people, peace, queens, victims of adultery, victims of jealousy, victims of unfaithfulness, widows, and brides.
Alternative Titles: Elizabeth the Holy Queen, Elizabeth the Peacemaker, Isabel a Rainha Santa, Santa Isabel a Pacificadora, Santa Isabel de Portugal
She was named for her great-aunt St. Elizabeth of Hungary and received a strict and pious education. In 1282 she was married to Dinis, a good ruler but an unfaithful husband. Despite the corrupt court life, Elizabeth maintained her devout habits, helped the sick and the poor, and founded charitable establishments. When her son Afonso rebelled against his father, Elizabeth rode between the two armies and reconciled father and son. She also helped settle disputes among other royal relatives. After Dinis died in 1325, she lived at Coimbra, Port., near a Poor Clare convent that she had founded, and devoted herself to people in need.
The St. Elizabeth of Portugal statue is fully hand carved and hand painted with oil colors, gilded with composition gold leaf.
Although some sizes are in stock, please allow stated delivery days to arrive from Italy.
Available in the following sizes:
| Size | Delivery Days | Material |
| 4¾" | 14 | Woodcarved in maple wood |
| 7" | 14 | Woodcarved in maple wood |
| 9" | 14 | Woodcarved in maple wood |
| 12" | 14 | Woodcarved in maple wood |
| 14" | 14 | Woodcarved in maple wood |
| 18" | 14 | Woodcarved in maple wood |
| 28" | 14 | Woodcarved in linden wood |
Item is handmade & handpainted - slight variations in color may occur
Statue customization is available - sizes, coloring, design, and more - please contact us for a quote and timeline.
