Saint Thomas Becket Statue | Multiple Sizes

Saint Thomas Becket (1118–1170) stands as one of Christianity's most compelling martyrs. Serving as Archbishop of Canterbury, Becket famously clashed with King Henry II over ecclesiastical independence, ultimately meeting his death at the cathedral altar in 1170—a murder that shocked Christendom and led to his swift canonization. His feast day, celebrated December 29th, commemorates his martyrdom and unwavering commitment to the Church's autonomy. Becket remains the patron saint of clergy, knights, and those seeking justice. His legacy profoundly shaped medieval religious and political history, symbolizing the eternal tension between temporal and spiritual authority. This hand-carved statue, meticulously crafted by master artisans at ULPE in Ortisei, Italy, captures Becket's dignified resolve in exquisite detail. Available in multiple sizes and finishes, each piece represents the pinnacle of Alpine woodcarving tradition. A treasured heirloom worthy of passing through generations, this sculpture honors both artistic mastery and spiritual devotion, making it a meaningful addition to any collection or sacred space.