Theobald of Bec 3D Hand Painted Figurine | Archbishop of Canterbury | Medieval Church Historical Statue

Bring an important figure from 12th-century England to your historical collection with this highly detailed Theobald of Bec 3D Hand Painted figurine.

Theobald of Bec, Archbishop of Canterbury during the turbulent reigns of King Stephen and the early Plantagenet era, is depicted in elaborate ecclesiastical robes of blue, white, purple and gold. He holds an ornate bishop’s crozier while raising his other hand in blessing, with a large pectoral cross completing his clerical appearance.

The display base is designed as a miniature medieval church sanctuary, featuring Gothic arches, stone flooring, Christian banners, candles and decorative crosses. The rich architectural details make the piece particularly suited to collections focused on The Anarchy, medieval England and English church history.

Materials

• PLA plastic
• Acrylic paints
• Protective clear coat
• Size: 20 cm
• Custom sizes available on request.
• Each figure is hand painted, so slight variations make every piece one of a kind.

Features

• Inspired by Theobald of Bec
• Archbishop of Canterbury from 1139–1161
• Detailed medieval episcopal vestments
• Ornate bishop’s mitre and crozier
• Pectoral cross and blessing pose
• Medieval church-inspired display base
• Gothic architectural detailing
• Christian banners, crosses and candle decorations
• Individually 3D printed and hand painted
• Ideal for collectors of The Anarchy, Norman England, medieval history and ecclesiastical history

A distinctive historical display piece representing one of the most influential English churchmen of the King Stephen and Empress Matilda era.

Larger custom sizes are available on request.