The Baptism Angel is a sculpture that looks as though it stepped straight out of a Renaissance dream. With gentle features and a contemplative expression, it represents the moment when heaven touches earth — that sacred instant when John baptizes Jesus in the Jordan River. The angel, a silent witness to the scene, gently holds the Messiah’s garments in a gesture that blends reverence and care, as if fully aware of the significance of that moment for the history of humankind.
This angelic figure, often overlooked in the most familiar narratives, found shape and prominence in art — especially in sculptures and paintings that sought to capture not only the biblical story but also the deep emotion within it. Some say the gaze of the Baptism Angel is not directed only at the scene before him but also toward the viewer, inviting contemplation and the mystery of faith. He seems to carry a secret, as if he understands something that escapes ordinary comprehension.
Throughout the centuries, this angel has inspired artists, writers, and seekers. The delicacy of his presence makes him more than just a religious figure — it transforms him into a symbol of passage, rebirth, and hope. It is no wonder that his image has endured through time, remaining meaningful even to those who do not follow a spiritual tradition. After all, who hasn’t needed an angel by their side at the very moment of transformation?
Weight: 464 g
Height: 21 cm
*Images for illustrative purposes only.
**Fragile product.
***Semi-manual painting, resulting in unique differences in each piece.
