St. John was Jesus’ favorite apostle the youngest of the twelve, and the only one without martyrdom. He was said to be a handsome young man, often wearing a green robe and a red burqa. And often there’s an eagle on the side. It is more common to hold a wine glass in one’s hand. It is said that St. John, once tested by pagan poison, made the sign of the cross on his goblet, and the poison emerged as a dragon.

The St. John sculptures are marked more by quills, books, and eagles, he is one of the authors of the Gospels. The eagle represents the sky. It can look straight into the hot sun and soar towards heaven. This symbol encourages Christians to fearlessly face eternity and finally reunite with God. But there’s also a St. John sculpture of an old man with gray hair, and that’s probably from Patmos when the Book of Revelation was written.

His beauty is better represented in marble St. John sculpture, the bronze St. John sculptures are more elaborate, whether the feathers of an eagle or the eyes of a figure. No matter what the material, Aongking Church Customs Team can do to reflect the soul of the character, and show the sense of painting. There are also other saint sculptures for you to choose from.