Ferrari & Arrighetti Crucifix, Christ of The Alps, Basswood, 3 Brown Shades, Cross: 85 cm / 33 ½ in, Jesus: 40 cm / 15 ½ in – Demetz Deur

Wooden crucifix depicting the Christ of the Alps. The body of Jesus-made of basswood-is portrayed on a pastoral cross with a very rough surface and the typical curved horizontal cross arm. The wood is tinted with three different shades of brown stain and eventually polished with wax. The crucifix has a heart-warming look thanks to the polishing and using the warm brown tones. The body of Jesus (about 40 cm / 15 ½ in tall) is in point of fact detailed, and the face was once created to express the suffering felt by the Saviour. The cross (about 45 cm / 17 ¾ in wide x 85 cm / 33 ½ in tall) is without doubt one of the most important symbols of Christianity. It’s a sign of peace and redemption, in addition to the link between the earthly being of the Saviour and humanity. This Christ of the Alps crucifix is wisely designed, carved, and finished by hand by skilled artisans at Deur, a well-known family-run sculpture workshop founded in 1966 and specialising in the creation of artistic wooden handicrafts, embellished with a variety of quality finishes. In the splendid Val Gardena – an Italian area devoted to masterful woodcarving – creativity, passion, and attention to detail blend together to create this wall cross and other fancy wooden sculptures portraying a plethora of subjects, to be had in different sizes and finishes. As a result of the artisan production, the stated dimensions are merely indicative and would possibly not exactly correspond to the actual ones.

Wall wooden crucifix with a detailed Christ of the Alps and a cross boasting a rustic look
The wonderful thing about this crucifix is enhanced by Jesus’ body stained in 3 brown shades and polished
Finely crafted in Italy’s Val Gardena by the skilled woodcarvers of the eminent Deur workshop
Cross: 45 cm / 17 ¾ in wide x 85 cm / 33 ½ in tall. Body of Jesus: 40 cm / 15 ½ in tall
The stated dimensions are approximate and would possibly not exactly correspond to the actual ones