Mary Magdalene Statue, mini Mary Magdalene figurine

	Mary Magdalene di Lombardy 7.75 inches high, blue wash resin. Beautiful and a bit sexy as only the sensuous Italians can portray. This delicately pleasing portrayal of Mary Magdalene shows her holding the jar of annoiting oil or salve with healing properties and powers. A classic Goddess pose with Mary raising her skirt to show her at work and in motion with her healing. $36.00 Add To Cart #SS-MGD [image from an altar piece, Lombard region of northern Italy]
	Mary Magdalene's Meditation Statue and Miniature Mary Magdalene in a pensive, meditative mood, thinking about all that has happened to her and her loved ones. What went wrong? What comes next? She holds her alabaster jar, is accompanied by a tiny lamb, a book on a pedestal, a lamp to light her feet and a pot of cala lillies. Her feet rest on a short stool. Ivory resin statue in 2 sizes. -details and more info here- 2 inch high miniature $14.00 Add To Cart #SO-MSMMed 4.5 inch high statue $35.00 Add To Cart #SO-MSMMedL -more Ivory Look Miniatures here-
	Mary Magdalene Statue and Miniature -more info on this statue here- 2.5 inch high miniature $14.00 Add To Cart #SO-MSMMag 4.75 inch high statue $36.00 Add To Cart #SO-MSMMagL -more Ivory Look Miniatures here-
	New! Mary Magdalene and Jesus The Divine Union Mary Magdalene and Jesus as preachers together. They are one in purpose, each with one hand on the grail, teaching the gospel of love. Divine union, divine purpose. Material: Resin ivory substitute -more photos and information on this statue here- -more Mary Magdalene here-
	Virgin of Guadalupe Statue and Miniature Ivory resin statue and miniature in 2 sizes. The Virgin of Guadulupe is the most honored saint in Mexico. She appeared in a vision to Juan Diego near Mexico City in 1531. She told him to build a church there, where one to an Aztec goddess presently stood, saying she she was the Mother of all who dwelled in the land. Several miracles are attributed to the Virgin. In 1750, she was declared the Patroness and Protectress of New Spain. Her feast day is December 12. -details and more info here- 3.25 inch minature $14.00 Add To Cart #SO-MSVG 5.5 inch statue $36.00 Add To Cart #SO-MSVGL -more Ivory Look Miniatures here-
	Mary Magdalene Statue Blue-Green Ganges Clay and resin statue. 9 inches high This lovely and serene depiction of the Woman of Sorrow exudes a peaceful feeling. Perfect for confirmations, coming of age, or a gift to any angelic lady on your list! $35.00 Expected Back in Stock in Oct. #SS-MMD [Basilica of Vezelay, 19th cent.]
Mary Magdalene Reclaim The Magdalene! The Bible says Jesus loved Mary Magdalene more than all other apostles and called her the Woman Who Knew the All. The Gnostic Gospel, Pistis Sophia teaches the wisdom of Jesus through a Tantric dialogue with her. Magdalene means she of the temple-tower - a watchtower among her flock. Her symbol in art is often the alabaster jar of precious ointment with which she Christened Jesus and went to his tomb to anoint him. Since the Inquisition, the Church has dictated that she be portrayed cloaked in scarlet to indicate scorn for her alleged wantonness. Here, in a break with tradition, she is in blue to represent peace and holiness. The topmost image is taken from an altar piece from the Lombard region of northern Italy - near to Da Vinci's Last Supper painting and the coronation site of both Napoleon and Charlemagne. For 2000 years, Magdalene has grieved the death of the gentle, nurturant sacred masculine, as embodied in Christ. Others hold her as a Priestess of Isis. Gnostic tradition holds her as the "Woman of Sorrows" who bathed Christ's feet with tears, then dried them with her long flowing hair. She anointed his head with a precious salve from her alabaster jar, and companioned him at the foot of the cross and at his tomb. Mary Magdalene was foremost among his female disciples, and may well have also been his beloved spouse. Very ancient legend attests to her fleeing with Joseph of Arimathea via Alexandria to southern France, where she gave birth to a daughter, Saint Sarah.