Saint Blaise's statue

Saint Blaise, a Christian martyr from the 4th century, is often depicted in religious art, including statues. He is typically shown holding two crossed candles, symbolizing his role as a healer and protector against illnesses, particularly throat ailments. Statues of Saint Blaise may also feature his bishop’s attire, highlighting his status in the church. Celebrated on February 3rd, he is invoked during blessings, especially for those suffering from throat diseases. His imagery reflects themes of faith, healing, and the enduring power of divine assistance in times of trouble.