Last Supper Hand Painted Religious Resin Figurine - Brown

This hand painted resin figurine sets the Last Supper out along a long table, with Christ at the centre and the twelve apostles gathered on either side of him, turning to one another in conversation. The table is laid with a pale cream cloth banded in brown and blue stripes, scattered with bread and small dishes, and the whole scene stands on a plain brown base. The robes are picked out in deep reds, greens, blues and warm ochres, while the brown base and tablecloth trim keep the tone rich and earthy. It measures 9.5cm high, 30.5cm wide and 7cm deep, so it reads clearly from across a room without crowding a shelf.

Being long and low, it suits a mantelpiece, a deep windowsill, a bookcase or the top of a cabinet, and it looks at home on a dining room sideboard, where the subject feels especially fitting. It sits just as happily in a quiet prayer corner or on a bedroom shelf. As a gift, we think it makes a thoughtful confirmation present or a meaningful communion keepsake, something that stays on display long after the day itself. It is equally a lovely piece to choose for your own home if the Last Supper holds a special place in your faith.

The figurine is made from resin and hand painted, which brings out the detail in the faces, the hair and the folds of the robes. It is freestanding on its flat base, so it needs no wall fixing or extra stand; simply set it down on any level surface. To keep it looking its best, dust it gently with a soft dry cloth, using a soft brush to reach between the figures, and avoid harsh cleaners. For a gift, add a handwritten card marking the date of the confirmation or communion, and suggest a spot on the mantelpiece where it will be seen every day.

How big is the Last Supper figurine?

It stands 9.5cm high, 30.5cm wide and 7cm deep. It is a long, low piece that fits neatly along a mantelpiece or bookcase shelf.

What is the figurine made from?

It is made from resin and hand painted in rich colours, with a pale cream tablecloth, colourful robes and a plain brown base.

Does it need to be hung on a wall?

No. It is freestanding on its flat base and simply sits on a mantelpiece, shelf, sideboard or cabinet top, with no fixings needed.

Is it a good confirmation or communion gift?

Yes. We think it makes a thoughtful confirmation gift or a meaningful communion keepsake that can stay on display for many years.

How should I clean it?

Dust it gently with a soft dry cloth and use a soft brush between the figures. Avoid harsh cleaners and never soak the piece.

Which figures does the scene show?

It shows Christ at the centre of a long table with the twelve apostles on either side, and bread and small dishes laid on the cloth.