Empress Cunigunde of Luxembourg with Church Model – 12K Premium Resin Historical Statue

🏛 History & Origin The Empress Cunigunde of Luxembourg (c. 975–1040) was the wife of Emperor Henry II, and together they ruled as the last imperial couple of the Ottonian dynasty in the Holy Roman Empire. Revered for her piety, charitable works, and devotion to the Church, Cunigunde was later canonized as a saint in 1200 by Pope Innocent III. Sculptures of Cunigunde often depict her holding a church model, symbolizing her role as a benefactor and founder of religious institutions. This particular imagery emphasizes her lifelong dedication to supporting monastic life and spreading Christianity throughout the empire. Artworks of Cunigunde were especially popular in medieval Germany, where she was venerated as a model of a devout empress, combining royal power with deep religious faith. Our 12K premium resin edition preserves the symbolic details of the original medieval sculpture, highlighting both her regal presence and her sacred devotion. 🛠 Product Features Material: High-density 12K premium resin for exceptional detail and durability Craftsmanship: Rich details emphasize both imperial dignity and sacred symbolism Use: Perfect for collections of medieval art, Christian heritage, or imperial history Durability: UV-resistant and long-lasting finish 🌟 Why Choose This Piece? This 12K resin statue of Empress Cunigunde captures the essence of medieval spirituality and royal patronage, making it a meaningful work of art for both collectors and admirers of sacred history. 📦 Packaging Securely packaged with protective materials to ensure safe delivery. 🔧 Additional Information Depending on the model, the product may arrive in separate pieces. It can be easily assembled using fast-drying adhesive.