Project Description
Famous Religious Mythology Bronze Santo Niño De Pandacan Statue
Believed to be over 400 years old, the image of Santo Niño de Pandacan is carved in dark wood. This wood bears a striking resemblance to the dark Mexican wood in Quiapo’s Black Nazarene and Antipolo’s Black Madonna images, suggesting that it is like the latter two images. Take a look at our Santo Niño de Pandacan statue. It is cast out of bronze. Sto. Nino de Pandacan was brought to the Philippines by the Spanish in the galleon trade from Acapulco in Mexico to Manila in the Philippines.
| NO.: | AKRB-(M64) |
| MATERIAL: | Bronze/ Brass/ Copper |
| SIZE: | Lifesize/ Customized Size |
| TECHNOLOGY: | Lost-wax Casting Process |
| PACKING: | Wooden Cases/ Iron Boxes |
| ADVANTAGE: | Factory Direct, Door to Door Delivery |
| SERVICE: | Customize Acceptably |
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The history of the Pandacan is intertwined with that of their magical patron
The history of the Pandacan is intertwined with that of their magical patron, the Santo Niño de Pandacan is loved by everyone and inspires legions of believers. Over the centuries, this dark image of Jesus as a child has performed many miracles, and his connection with Pandamans will always be inseparable. In the early 1600s, children playing in the fields near buffalo dens surrounded by pandan plants discovered the magical black image of Sto Nino. The place was later called Bandana, which means “Banlan Plantation”. The Spaniards mispronounced the name, so it was changed to Pandacan. The site is near what is now the Sto. Nino Shrine to the right of the parish church. In the early 1600s, children playing in the fields near buffalo dens surrounded by pandan plants discovered the magical black image of Sto Nino. The place was later called Bandana, which means “Banlan Plantation”. The Spaniards mispronounced the name, so it was changed to Pandacan. The site is near what is now the Sto. Nino Shrine to the right of the parish church. You can take a look at our Santo Niño de Pandacan statue.
Santo Niño De Pandacan statue
The history of the Santo Niño de Pandacan statue
As the Pandacan was part of the Sambaloch diocese at the time, its elders enshrined the image of Santo Niño de Pandacan in the Sambaloch church. However, after some time, the photo inexplicably disappeared from Sampaloc, only to be found in the same place where it first appeared in Pandacan. When it was brought back to the Sampaloc church, it disappeared a second time, only to be found in the same place where it was originally found. Believing that the magical idol wanted to make Pandacan a home, the elders of the Barrio and the Franciscan priests of Sambaloch decided to build a visiting idol to worship the idol. The visit was built on the spot where the Holy image was found. Today, the Santo Niño de Pandacan sculpture is still popular with people. We also have many other famous religious sculptures on our home page. If you are interested in it, welcome to contact us.
Famous Santo Niño De Pandacan
| 1. Confirming the details drawing / 3D model / Pictures with clients. |
| 2. Making clay model according to drawing/client’s photos/ 3D model. |
| 3. Lost-Wax casting bronze/brass statues. |
| 4. Welding and Chasing. |
| 5. Patina and wax surface, take all different views pictures/ videos, show to clients. |
| 6. Packing into wooden cases after clients are satisfied with sculptures. |
| Packaging: | Inside: Soft Plastic Foam/ Blanket. |
| Outside: Strong Wooden Cases Or Iron Boxes. | |
| Shipping: | 1. By Sea (Special For Life-size Sculptures And Large Sculptures). |
| 2. By Air (Special For Small Sculptures Or When Clients Need Sculpture Very Urgently). | |
| 3. By Express Delivery DHL, TNT, UPS, OR FEDEX.. (Door To Door Door Delivery, About 3-7 Days Can Reach). | |
| Please kindly contact us! We will depend on your sculpture and local situation, find the best delivery way for your reference. | |
