• Small 5-inch hand-painted Infant Jesus of Prague statue, religious Christian collectible from Colombia by Bob and Penny Lord.
  • Small 5-inch hand-painted Infant Jesus of Prague statue, religious Christian figurine from Colombia by Bob and Penny Lord.
  • Small 5-inch hand-painted Infant Jesus of Prague statue from Colombia, Christian religious collectible by Bob and Penny Lord.
  • Small hand-painted Infant Jesus of Prague statue, 5-inch religious figure from Colombia, in vibrant colors by Bob and Penny Lord.
  • Small hand-painted 5-inch Infant Jesus of Prague statue from Colombia, part of Christian religious collectibles by Bob and Penny Lord.
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Infant Jesus of Prague Small Hand Painted 5 Inch Statue from Colombia #L010

Infant Jesus of Prague Small Hand Painted 5 Inch Statue from Colombia #L010

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#L010 This 5 inch Infant Jesus of Prague statue is a compact devotional figure for home prayer spaces, desks, shelves, or small altars. Hand painted in Colombia and made from a resin and plaster mix, it offers detailed Catholic display at a small footprint with an approximate 1 inch base.

  • Approximate size: 5 inches high with a 1 inch base
  • Made of a resin and plaster mix for a solid display piece
  • Hand painted by widows in Colombia through the Liscano Collections
  • Suitable for home altars, prayer corners, office shelves, or gift giving
  • Represents the Infant Jesus of Prague, a long-venerated Catholic devotion

Compared to larger shrine statues, this smaller figure fits easily in limited spaces while still presenting the recognizable robes, crown, and raised blessing hand associated with the Infant of Prague. It works well for personal devotion, First Communion or Confirmation gift giving, or for those building a Catholic prayer corner with saints books, prayer cards, rosary beads, or a Catholic prayer book.

The Infant of Prague is especially honored in the Carmelite Shrine at the Church of St. Mary the Victorious in the Czech Republic, with a sister shrine in Arenzano, Italy. This historical devotional context makes the statue meaningful for collectors of Catholic statues and figures as well as those seeking a tangible reminder of the promise often associated with this devotion: “The more you honor Me, the more I will bless you.” Please review photos for visual details.

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Frequently Asked Questions

The Infant Jesus of Prague is a devotion to the Child Jesus that is especially associated with the Carmelite Shrine at the Church of St. Mary the Victorious in Prague, in the Czech Republic. Catholics often keep an Infant Jesus of Prague statue in the home as a reminder of Christ’s kingship, humility, and promise of blessing for those who honor Him. This type of statue is most meaningful for people who want a visible devotional item for prayer, a family altar, or a small sacred space. The figure is traditionally shown wearing royal garments, which reflects the belief that Jesus is both fully childlike and fully King. Many families use it during personal prayer, novenas, or as part of a Catholic gift for someone with a devotion to the Holy Child. This particular statue is a small 5-inch hand-painted version, so it works best for desks, shelves, bedside tables, or compact prayer corners. Shoppers who want a larger centerpiece for a chapel or living room display may prefer a larger Infant of Prague statue instead.
Infant of Prague statues are both devotional items and meaningful Catholic collectibles. Their primary purpose is religious, since they are commonly used for prayer, novenas, and home devotion. At the same time, many shoppers also choose them as keepsake gifts because they connect faith, tradition, and religious art. A small hand-painted statue like this one is especially well suited for gift giving. It fits easily in a bedroom, office, dorm room, or prayer table, and its 5-inch size makes it practical for someone who wants a sacred image without needing much space. It can be a thoughtful choice for birthdays, First Communion season, RCIA milestones, house blessings, or for anyone with a special devotion to the Child Jesus. As a collectible, hand-painted pieces often appeal to shoppers who value craftsmanship and regional devotional art. This statue is made in Colombia from a resin and plaster mix and painted by hand, so minor variations can be part of its character. If someone wants a purely decorative figurine, there may be simpler options, but for Catholic devotion this style has deeper religious meaning.
When choosing an Infant Jesus of Prague statue, the most important factors are size, material, finish, intended use, and devotional significance. A good first question is where the statue will be displayed. Smaller statues are ideal for personal prayer spaces, while larger ones may work better for a home altar or parish setting. This specific statue measures about 5 inches high with a 1-inch base, so it is best for a compact display area. It is made from a resin and plaster mix, which generally gives a detailed appearance while remaining lighter than solid stone or wood. Because it is hand painted, shoppers who appreciate artisanal religious pieces may find it especially appealing. It is also worth considering whether you want a statue mainly for prayer, for collecting, or for gift giving. This one is well suited to people seeking a devotional image with traditional Catholic meaning in a smaller format. The tradeoff is that its compact size may not provide the visual presence some shoppers want for a larger shrine space.
Yes, a 5-inch Infant Jesus of Prague statue is a good size for a small home altar, bedside prayer area, bookshelf, or office desk. It offers a visible devotional presence without taking up much room, which makes it practical for apartments, family prayer corners, and personal devotional spaces. This statue is approximately 5 inches tall and has a 1-inch base, so it is compact and easy to place alongside prayer cards, rosaries, candles, or a small crucifix. It is especially useful for someone who wants a focused reminder of devotion to the Child Jesus but does not have space for a larger religious statue. The main tradeoff is visibility. In a larger room or more elaborate altar setup, a 5-inch statue may feel understated compared with taller figures. Shoppers looking for a centerpiece for a living room shrine or parish display may want a larger option. For personal use, though, this size is often ideal because it is easy to display, move, and protect.
Yes, an Infant Jesus of Prague statue can be used during a novena or any personal prayer for special intentions. Many Catholics place the statue in a prayer area while praying the Infant Jesus of Prague Novena or offering petitions for family needs, health concerns, peace in the home, or spiritual growth. A devotional statue does not replace prayer, but it can help create a focused and reverent setting. This is especially helpful for people who pray visually or want a dedicated sacred object to mark a particular intention. Because this statue is small, it works well for a private novena at home, in a bedroom, or on a prayer shelf where space is limited. This statue is best for individual or family devotion rather than formal public use. If someone wants a larger image for group prayer, chapel use, or a more prominent home shrine, a larger statue may be more suitable. For personal novenas, though, a 5-inch hand-painted figure is a practical and meaningful choice.
The main difference is that this Infant Jesus of Prague statue is hand painted and connected to a specific artisan context in Colombia, rather than being a fully uniform factory-finished figure. According to the product details, these statues were painted by a group of widows in Colombia, which gives the piece a more personal and human craftsmanship element. It is made from a resin and plaster mix, a common material choice for devotional statues that balances detail and manageable weight. Hand-painted religious figures often appeal to shoppers who want a warmer, more individual look than highly standardized collectible figures. Small variations in paint or finish can be part of that handmade character. This type of statue is best for someone who values devotional meaning and handcrafted appearance. The tradeoff is that a hand-painted piece may not look as perfectly identical from one unit to another as a purely machine-finished product. For many Catholic shoppers, that individuality is part of what makes a religious statue feel more personal and suitable for prayerful display.