Description
This little resin figurine shows a Communion boy with neat brown hair, standing with his eyes closed and his hands pressed together in prayer. He wears a light grey suit with black buttons and pocket flaps, a crisp white shirt and a bright red tie, finished with glossy black shoes. The figure stands on a square white base, so the colours are grey and white with small touches of red and black. It measures 11.9cm tall, 4.1cm wide and 4.2cm deep, a size that sits comfortably on a shelf or bedside table. The style is simple and modern, with a gentle, calm face rather than fussy detail.
We think it makes a quiet, meaningful gift to mark a Communion day, something to keep on display long after the party is over. At 11.9cm tall it fits easily into a gift bag alongside a card, and it suits a bedroom shelf, a windowsill, a mantelpiece or a small display of photographs from the day. It also works well on the table at a Communion party, standing beside the cake or the place cards, before going home afterwards as a reminder of the occasion.
The figurine is made from resin, also known as polystone, with a smooth painted finish. The square base is raised on small round feet underneath, so it stands neatly on any flat surface. It is a decorative ornament rather than a toy, best placed where it can be admired rather than handled. To keep it looking its best, dust it with a soft dry cloth, or wipe it gently with a barely damp cloth and dry it straight away. For a thoughtful gift, set it beside a handwritten card and a framed photograph from the day, and it becomes a small, lasting reminder of an important milestone.
Specification
| Material |
Polystone |
| Colour |
Grey & White |
| Height |
11.9cm |
| Width |
4.1cm |
| Depth |
4.2cm |
| Weight |
0.114kg |
| Occasion |
Communion |
Frequently Asked
How big is the Communion boy figurine?
It stands 11.9cm tall, 4.1cm wide and 4.2cm deep, so it sits easily on a shelf, windowsill or bedside table.
What is the figurine made from?
It is made from resin, also known as polystone, with a smooth painted finish in light grey and white with touches of red and black.
How does the figurine stand?
The boy stands on a square white base raised on small round feet, so it sits freestanding on any flat surface with no fixings needed.
What occasion is this figurine for?
It is made to mark a Communion, and we think it makes a thoughtful gift or a lovely touch on the party table.
What colour is the boy's hair and suit?
The boy has brown hair and wears a light grey suit with a white shirt, a red tie and black shoes.
How should I clean the figurine?
Dust it with a soft dry cloth, or wipe it gently with a barely damp cloth and dry it straight away to keep the paintwork looking fresh.