We present an extremely interesting collector's item — a brass figure of Jesus carrying the cross, inspired by the famous statue standing in front of the Church of the Holy Cross in Warsaw. This is not only an architectural detail, but above all a symbol of faith, hope and perseverance, which for over a century has attracted the eyes of Warsaw residents and tourists.

This figure, probably cast in the first half of the 20th century, is a faithful reproduction of the monument by Andrzej Pruszyński, which was created in Roman foundry in 1898. It depicts Christ bent under the weight of the cross, on the way to Golgotha. On the pedestal of the original statue there is a gilded inscription "Sursum Corda" – "Lift up your hearts", which became the motto of Warsaw and a symbol of rising from the hardships of history.

Why is it worth buying this figurine?

• It is an excellent Varsavianist souvenir that brings a piece of Warsaw's Krakowskie Przedmieście to your home.
• It is a unique decorative element combining the sacred and history.
• Made of brass, preserved in a condition appropriate for its age – patina testifies to authenticity and the passage of time.
• Ideal for collectors of religious objects, Varsaviana and lovers of Polish sacred sculpture.

Give yourself or a loved one a unique fragment of Warsaw's heritage. This figure is not only an object, but a small monument of history that will help preserve the memory of the spiritual center of the capital.