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Cherub Statues
Sometimes called cherubim, cherubs are noted to be pudgy celestial beings often referred to in the Scriptures, taking their place near God. Mygardengifts.com offers a wide range of celestial gifts and celestial home decor gifts including cherub statues and cherub sculptures that add a divine addition. From cherub planters to cherub birdfeeders, small cherub figurines, cherub candle holders, cherub music gifts to cherub fountains, our catalog promises a little of everything cherubim all condensed under our cherubs catalog.
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Our set of garden cherubs show love for all creatures near them. Resin.
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Two cherubs sit and watch the other in this tabletop and garden urn made of resin. Antiqued finish.
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Our garden cherubs add a sense of innocence to the garden and this young cherub is shown with his favorite bunny.
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Our garden cherubs come in many definable poses like this young cherub statue showing affection to a bird. Cast stone and concrete.
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Our young cherubim finds an inspiration in the garden and a day to relax. Fiberglass resin with marble aggregates.
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Our set of two cherub finials will add a celestial addition to the garden landscape. Resin.
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Our little cherub boy does nicely in the garden as he mulls over his day's biddings. Resin and marble aggregates.
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A cherub contemplates in this garden sculpture made of resin and stone mix.
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Our garden cherub sculpture spends a moment with his feathered friend, a gentle dove which has found refuge in the palm of his cherub friend. Resin with stone aggregates.
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If you are seeking garden gifts for children, then this young reading cherub statue may be a thoughtful gift idea for a student. Concrete.
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Many homeowners welcome statues of cherubs into their garden as a way of protecting their home and celebrating the garden. Yet, many confuse angels and cherubs without understanding what they really are. According to the study of angels, also termed as angelology, cherubs or cherubim form the second highest rank in the angelic hierarchy after the seraphim. Based on the frequent use in scriptures, cherubs are often connected with God and mentioned in His presence. In the Christian faith, cherubs are celebrated as the second highest order in the hierarchy of the angels. For instance, the Saint Michael’s chaplet celebrates the cherubs as being the second highest order in the choir of angels. Hence, cherubs are angelic beings and are most frequent associated as being in the presence of God and included in the worship of the Lord.
They are first mentioned in Genesis 3:24 as guarding the Garden of Eden with a flaming sword. In the Book of Exodus, cherubs are mentioned in the design of the lid belonging to the Ark of the Covenant. There is a lot of literature written about what the cherubs are about and for the many ways they are depicted in the Christian and Jewish religions. Many confuse the cherubs with the “putto” or “putti” while others have associated the Graeco Roman God Cupid as a cherub. As a result, cherubs are oftentimes portrayed as small and pudgy faced winged boys usually seen in the form of human babies or as young boys. Some also portray cherubs as holding flaming swords. In Ezekiel 10 and in Ezekiel 1, cherubs are described as having four faces (that of a cherub, human, lion, and eagle) and in 10:14, they are said to have the look of a human, lion, ox, and eagle. In 1:6-23; 10:21, cherubs are also described as having four wings, two used for flying and two for covering their bodies.
Cherubs will always fascinate us because of their importance in the holy Scriptures. It isn’t surprising then why they are used to create imagery in the garden. Today, there are many types of statues which highlight cherubs as a way of celebrating the garden. For instance, these angelic beings are used to represent the seasons and many people will purchase statues of cherubs showing the symbol of the seasons to add to their garden. The spring cherub for instance will be designed as ushering the flower blossoms and are oftentimes created to hold a pot of flowers. The autumn cherub however may wear a wreath of gravevine and hold a cluster of grapes to celebrate fall. Cherubs also make unique gift ideas for friends and have found their way as additions for cemetery and memorial markers. It is best to purchase marble or bronze cherubs or those looking to make them memorial sculptures for the garden or cemetery. |
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